The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-26 00:00:00

G ~". OLD Li ill 4Y, sErT. ARSON. of Nor.,7o,'High-s:reet; Polatre-iwyeln,nt, ST '.oit lothoted fr.r baving cttt the tiight of the 3 st of July `last. -10011'ot:sly -set fire to irk (by:ening-house, with intent, to injure Cohen, his next neighbour. The indictment was grour.ded on the 43d, Geo. 111. jrN. GO BY 'suited the ease f7ir the prosecuti9n. Ctiben,,bii wife, and servants, who are of the Jewish . persuasion, with a 'great nuinber of other i.vittionies, stated in evidence,: . that betw . terf the )lours of twelve and one o'clock off - the night laid in tlteludi4linent a fire was diseovtred by the, nr•oseeb. : tar in the prisoner's house, whereupon he 1 .-1 .1:1 1 1:!* ed tip his Servatu-inaid'and wife en the sthionibtloo,r, Find neNt4fili servant-boy. who slept in•the shtip,. the proecuter being a tailor 'and cloth-seller. -. Alt, r. knocltitig. ar - the':back-door . of the prisonct : , commenicatei.,‘,olll the prosletor ; .s: back-plid,• alarm liim,•lA thout effett't, hw immediately went to , the front and called - the watch, 'giving' the iteighr bolus every intimation in his power of .11e1r danger, lind filet; prOoeedecl to remove his own goodsto%his oppcsite neighbour's house, w hile the • .vtlictitnen procured the tire,engine, which w•4.cOntig4oUS,',,and i t r a t t r.to'oilingoi;6 the tire_ The•witnessetrfor the, • t • prosecution furtlierstated that the'prisoher:*44 folly t4fessed at the time, and that when alarnit.d hi. lilted ''‘,low4 ,hi5..b;:.4.-ftiotal ott the...f3rst4lwrr, ,and , asked Whitt ;natter, at, the tirrie.Oat: the -...finu t ing . and wainscoting, &L,Of tic same -floor were on fire, lis two chat - leen 'ort/Ir were the"prisuuer' w ills trine at. the tin e . • • 4, ritt,titic,f. turpentine, chits , with a burned rag .9rmipk'id,''were.'.found thrust .into crevice of the .."I?oartlf, in. the. room where r the fire broke otitr—and several Qtfitlept l and Insp4orsiof the,Vlre Instiraiice Cronipaity, stated, that in opinion- the. 'fite' was nii.t.accidental, but wilful, and that. the endl,a the, vista of the proiecutoes tit st floor • were , or 'fire the flow - bo:trc,l3 were b4oning to burn,Wiiieir iibustinated the:injury complained of, Mader the ACt ' of P iili ILII C:ot . ALtR,Y, for, the defendant, took several legal' objp4ionito the, evidence, brtt. the. 'l ruled that it} the event .or` a convic. butt in: this Lo r,,,%ca,,ie, shtiold.coasult ioi ry, beio(u.execu t the Li x t,-,oceseveral, witnesies, were ealleS; and . pariicular Zkriclensan„ t Fleadoorongli,. positive 'l wit ed, that he was thfirst lit ors. who calle,l t4i the pi isoner frank. the_ gtrp,tt. ,n 4 ifiro,t;tt' oUtt goodie, w,hile the prisoner was with out of, thqill,oo.lctoi,witidoW.,. crying - ont•,for to basetits two children. ssy.tici; atyd:for . a- ladder, be b•tirig nigsl)i•cap, Nftwtt . optt - t4l)k wkitnes'ses plso gave the prisoner ..44very,.giaatl'Cliaraaer mtet t rity. and . : probity ow 011 os,c-stetro. learttof his life. Thu Rettograertt,,after iklinigand elaborate charge, it:ft the. mse: , tO the Jitty, tbbat. of , gtiyat: Public irn ' portance, And et the wAtiici., am& ono: at., doubt and "Eltilet4lty, , 1 1" he Jury, after a 'slit2rt 7 vtl'Act olGuitry ; but recomarended the prisoner so Ltleter,, na . coiniideration. of the excellent character - give() hint iby , many rt.speetable persL,ns. Tliettialcrcatecl; much interest; and lasted from tAlsklock at. noon; till.hear. 7 in the , evelitog. :i~ _,~. 4111DDLESEX" SESSIONS. ~ • wEDNItSDAY-, Berry was incurred for peysttading Thotnas lieglies, a ..01Llier in the r... 4111 Regiment, to desert, the statenient of the prosocilt9r, it alipepted that Ilughest was on h t Av;.ty with a party ofic i s ye. giniesit, and some volunteers from the Middlesex i for n x bridge. to. Maldbn, in Essex`. On ,theis way' through' London, he and three of the vo- Ainmere stopped ,;it a house in Drury4ane ; at this bonse he by, some means missed his comrades ' and meeting the prisoner by'chance in the street, he in; quiredif he had'seen any at them. Berry said,-no; but if the prosectitor pleased, he .would take him:to a ptirty of Marines, where he might get three pounds' for enlisting, which ;they would divide. between Sherri ; he then took the , prosecutor's musket,. - and-, d es i re d him. to wpit'Whilst he;wens to hitch .the , Ser.- jrant of . . Whilst he was gone, bowtrmr i , f‘tighes began to think ail wati not right , i..md. in toirt-d for a constable., -150 was, direct ted and desired , him. so tilivw him to the Snyoy ; ; hi s 11 ,„ constable did; and tan their arrival, at the Savoy, atcy saw i the. prisoner there, who, on seeing them enter, exclaimed, '". That's t 1 men was-looking lnr, he is a- deterter," and - tnrainvo the constable, said, c there Oto- , threei • m Oro if *a can• get- them, bhatefive guineas between , ll:o—Upon the story being tOi'd, itolever, to. thi Offiei:r of the guard; the prisoner was disbelieved; and .tha..pa.riki wre taken before Magistratc;at .Sow. street, where the prisoner was'detaMed, "feet' having endeavoured to nermtade. d,Snidierto desert. - • iimiectltor stated that jte•llFtd . ivever.bcen in London heron!, tind did not know , the. lu a u) : o t - t h e li!reet in Mich, he was - met by the prisoner; he could : not tell the Ilatildfi of -his. three coMrade,i-- they : were vytuilieters tenet thc, Militia,. and litt.had . - %tot .eert; them iiince. , ' -,- - . • ~x 1 . „,,,, ~,,, for our .r, OM tive, as the 1.4. - Auperer,s• reasons t his The • Orisnner, in his defence denied having at- Itambouillet,Decree. •" He says, ' tempted' to persuade , the, prta‘erutur to tiller the . ~ . 4.4, Tne.Emperoi liaaaPplauded the . general em tulrinei, hot troth the cOnduO•of the'prosecator, h e Cargo,"—" The AO:of the ts - t of -Martilt has raised wits pc:,suaded hewita ai deserter, and th,reft,re went' the embargo,, and substituted for. - -it 'a niedsule the .. 4 • I • to the Savoy, to give ' tutorroat . tun of the cireitro...' , ~1 „ ,,t , i n j ur i ous to the i nrerests.o ir r - anoe. T h i s A6t, _. bt3nee , . The prisoner called a tcspeaahle — person, o f vd)ich the Em_ 4 . 11ew nothing until very who gave ...l,j i n , a good cliataaer, and after a sum Ming lately,,,intertlitited to American. 'vessel: the coin'- up front the Chsirwan, Mr. NAIVE'S, the Jury fUtiliCi , merce of„Frattee, at the,time it aUthorised •that to the pr4oner--Not Guilty. Spain, Maples, and Holl.nal i that is to say, to th,... d for obtainin - under c at ' •• 4 . " ' ' . _Mary &thinly': was intliae g, . 01,1 ries undt r.l reach trittuence 3 [ln (Alto writ:is false pretends, a piece of beef value o‘,. and a dish tint dependencie s _ of Franc e ] ‘‘• gtr,d denonriced 0en v346,:„.6,1.thei. pro p e rty tit mr. P. Smith. It :ii,- fiheation against all ,French vessels which should en - pwire& 1 be:bee fin question had beet' sent- by Mrs, terthe ports . ot America. Reprisal- was a right, and Smith . to 3 batter's, end at the tv.ual time the pri- commanded by the dignity at Frailee."—See the o ,oer went to the b3ker's shop, and said she came Duke rte Cadore'sJetter, of Aug. t, rot°, to Gene for Mr. Mr. Smith's • beef. li e heel was accordingly ral {'Armstrong. . zake.il out journeyman. .of 11;e oven, sod delivered to her by Mr. In 4. former latter (that of February 14, Is TO) iihinsoti l ! the Duke had. told: General Armstlvng, " That as s • 'l4l. AnoLrit '3 c o ntended; that the prisoner must .loon_as Ids ,Majesty was informed of- this measure T"TCD •r giqUltibr • LONDO N . t Priuted by li'l:c1-14),,RD liAlt KIS, ot No. 4, M'artliett-cotirt, BOW-Ittleets aid Prlt.shtti by 1V11.L.14,14 A GER SCRIPTS, South Y.o4'n )41 thv Szys..olinct, Not Straudi witere-didverfirmints,Oritirtfor tit /Agars for the iiditar co. (oit-paia), 3 be acquitlei ; she m;:ts - iridiFleil,for obtaining 111:6: 1 b - eiluntiertatielytetcmi , s, whereas in fa:-t, it ttppeat; .; ed' no - pretence had.burn -used ; the pilsoner - - `tiSited for irSi, S.lllitit . .&t)eo,.and it,, WaS el.-li , t-eeed to her. ' i lis. bittith also had been:calted, and proved 'she did riot S e tltt the Frisoner, but there was no eat, dence I hat• Mr. Smith had not gent her. The July, ,howevcr, IL, cttd her gchtty. • ttvt..ral v,!ty rcs i eclable witnqsas , .were who gave the pri•oner it,goo I eharacier-; they ititto stated that her parents were.qccut, honest, undJn duNmoOs periple. Inc* CHAIRMAN observed,, that the Court bad. taken into consideration the e,xcellent clutraCter rid - the priioner's pments, and Ii .'r own tionter good . charader, and therefore would be. mote lenient - than if ‘.vouid olitcrwtse .tt've been ; . it' wad 110`Ne1rtlt., that ptltliSilliteUt fO l .lt)W the. prison 'er's offenc,f, and-- lite-. sentence •of ite , Court• was,. that she 04,011.1 1:1.16:it - turd hir threqjnontils4 • • It ode, who 110 be!.ln, porter at the Bath .old Bristol ' l l:Vagelt the Ohl Was lohnd guitty 'Otiftiving intutitilently oh tamed is:Aid. - by. Fri:Nettling a".ialaa ticket with a hunk . , dire - tied tit pointer, at the. Londonl,.lo tel, in • A;be l uatie-srreet. :The. such charged' by his emplOyer;N‘qis 161, I nd. ;: he had, however, destroy- . ed thq original ticket,, itnd stibtituteti another, in whicine-had , ..cliarged t 8 . 9.'4d. • Ltd Was tu transportation for , seven years. Sessions,endgcl. tlijs day, 4D,p..4E5,5 ?WE PEOPLE OF THE . • U.iiqT.E.,'D St,iTES, .TriLLow. curiz,,Ns, Th 4. etiaraEter of the seizure of 'American. pro . petty b$ France demands" a special consideration, The;-robbeties 'and piiaCies conimitted by. the' circlets of the. French F i tnpurix, .and the instances iet his:, wantdit destrudidn of our vessels and their cargoes,. by burning and sinking.thern - on the high- seas• (on outrage vision the , g,hti6, Mt. M . a-:Aison calls the most dis'.resiiing of all the modes by which the bel-, ligerents enett torte. canitdry to- right”), lutve• been riumeraus;: atrd tor so long tine tainili,tr to us, they Nave ceased to.ex,cife,:surpiise, and almost, to rouse resentMent. Uu the ist.of ltila.rcli, I sod, - whets 11 , e 1.(1-erso, nian ttAight of the Vrouch .I . 2jinerar—the objeCt of scorti,,arttl contempt 10 big -IM:ith--1011:1try okirlielVeß att,l rui110114:)-- had' been fourteen months in operation ; our rule,,, convinced at its , inefficticy in retard to Great Vivito:in, an l dreadiog the cansecren:es of pcpula.r dr,con-- tePts, which tta.t ta'ptdiy itiereatted, j et 'too proud t t s 'acknowledgethe folly .at the meastri'e, sought 'a re, treatit the- Nan.-intercourse taw t. !itch forbad all commercial' ititeicours&With Greatllcitain and -IYetind, their _colonies or 'dependencies, and with France, and livr colonieS or depenilencies,.. or with any plase in pas Session of either ; while it open ed- t he :door of commerce- to all the world beside. And to render this prohibiti'on complete,. it was itial4ed-, • Chet , all vessels.sailing under the fin of Great . Aritain or France, which, after the 200 , of Mtty,, 1809, tiltotti4l — ,enfer the ports of the 'United' States, should be seized and . condemned. But-;t was known to our Rulers, while they affeacd, in the terms of the law, still absolutely to restrain our coMmerce with those two Pewers, that they would indirectly all' the supplies they could' desire from the , LThite.d States and that; by the usual tnanagernent in trade, we s4uld receive from them Such ut their products and manufactures as should be very necessary for us. In words this measure vv , ..re the appearance ,of equality and impartiality to. , wards the, two belligerents; 'bur, like every other Measure of the kind, it was equal and impartial` only in. appearance. • France hadr,rig Merchant-ves sels, to enter our. ports; Great Britain had many ; ~and)t was against Groat Britain exelUsively that this prohibition -was calculated to bear. Farther, the dependencies" of Great Britain were her colonies and conquests, over which she . exercised direft and positive dominion. .France poSseased same similar " dependencies 1" but she had aiso'' other dePen , deneies of greater extent amid importance, countries and states which she ..had conquered, or by. fraud and violence had seized, whose int 4 - Ipdiate rulers were ,kings appointed by the. French l!mperor him heirs--such Were . Spain, Napless and - Rolland j . counties our Executive Rulers chose, in viO; latibti of ,truth, of fads known to- them. and the world, .to 'consider aird tient 'as independent Stales, While their pageant Kings implied) , obeyed their ,coeator, Iluatiaparte, and' decreed justice-or injus tice :It his. will: But this very cunning contrivance to f.“- - our Fr:lnce (for that.' believe, was its objea, more than to enlarge the sphere' of our commerce); by . 1 rig the introduction' of ail:the:supplies h needed, and whiCh the United States could - furnish; proved to our, merohlinti 2 snare, in which were surprised and caught 400)e' Milltions of •their propeytY to,, he Aet . Ike : for,. after the - lapse ofa yOr (to-wit, on. the gad of March, 1810), the Fre t :job Emperor, at 113mbouillet, issued a „decree, fOundett or this- -Nan.intercourse law, 'ordering to he Seized. and sold .all American vessels, which had entered should enter tit .ports at France and her depen-:. dencies, atter 'the 20th of Alty, t g'0.43: and the French.Mintstrr, the Duke Cadore, assigned io General Armstrong; the pro v i si ()cot of • theNon:-itt-• tercourse law; and the manner of its execution by [the ,Non• intercourse law of I .`viarcli 1, I soli]. he considt•red-littifaelr-boond to.order. , ,-rerrisals tto Aire, !jean vesels, not only'-to ins let rT4I (ay, in the countries -w hien' ate •tordpr i ,Frr'ticfr In . tlig ports 'of Flolldnd, I ti,' v, 'of N pies, Atnericat) vessels hzkve been seiA,ri, heranse. Anierit ans have seized firench 'foe !ramie of reptisal i 3 wcli• known ; altd expressed. 'to Gene[at Ar sr roirg ern this Oc:6asiott ." ',you '[t.tie'LJitited S:ate.,3 corfi4..ate ?reach prope.rty tinder the law of Non-intercpurst., they. will.conti•e ire your proxerty•Undc..r their I inn well riWare,that:ibe - reasons assigru d by rninister tor the littiti'doutilet t- 1,0; takc : - fortirti, 4 part ot.the P'renchEmperOr's:sy:sicor govet rtijit, as, the plunder-Of Amerleau "'cominQrt.-::: is Within , the scope of p01ic4•." 41 .1,-: Rat - tl,(ist. who tf-vt atti to belleveitr.hisiArbalises; who, 'Hie the E i resident At - I.c! C6ngrtss ott, the ()ass lacv:i fruit isSue 'procitituations foUnded,r';a - c the •Ttio , !nisei atid declarations' of tin. iforporor. Naftt;lton; whose open vinhition of.' the natiOn% and o! -. , his trea'y St,i!es,- had• iriirkself sited ; whose utter disregard of- tru;h, pettily and coin plitiated ciitueS, Can itt conarn iime4 find, no-parallel . ; - have been .rnatiitest to them . and' lo• - . the -world';--such men., I.sty, Who have had the evidenCe of his .faPe7 • hood : arid perfidy belbre their eves;—ev,idence :ceived.,and read'oby: ,Preslarm, and by him bid before .:.Cctgves's-4 7 -such : ,metv ! : cannot ,-cotoistently. objet to the Emperor's iniquitous' perversion of tireir own acts, and, Otisering.them reasons for his rob- , teries, for they 'still continoele. trust 11iih1.• Among' the papers laid,. by the Vresideitt before Congress at ~the 'commencement Of ,the l,fsr'Stls slim"; wawa letter of July 5; 1,8 tO, COUgriiiing bat had `beer; said' in his letter of - jone from tl*,r. Secret:: lary Smith to: General Arenstrong„ i•ti wisioh . is 'ifolloyViog passage As. has been heretofore stated ..to you, a satisfaaory provision' for restoring the pro , purty lately surprised and .:seized (under. the hOuillet" decre.e) by the order or at the instencerif the Prench Govertnnent, ;trust coknbiried. with a reveal 'of the' French. edi with a, view to a. non-' intercourse with Great Britain ; such a s proVision being ern indisperisable,evidence of the just pdrpose Fancepwards the. Unite - State.," But, not: wit list anditig thisdetertulpation..of rLe l'residept,bn the sth of Ally-, withont any.restbrilibti of tltu .pro ptin - ty so Suil;ritied an4t.selied--encf- without any pro- - it 4 Bdelfrevoriltionar-p:iy, affer by theyr crick v, eminent t I;at falter 03:a- •i.pris:if, and - that •"'ttit . t.sw of, rerisaf poisE t governt;'', , ,;-that • is; absolute Notw,n s tstaintina and - without an a peal of the Freith teertie,s,-7-i)111 - only upon ibc•t!,• claration,of chic most faithless of hani,m those decrees woiiid he. repir.aled un cettn'! . n co ope of which (th,e I,ttevioe.4 revocati,;n ti ::BritishOrdL.ps iu (n9ncil),-7remined - e:. - .: with the British Uavertirrient :to p.erforin,. Niadison kneW would. : not be , per.t0m , .., , . (2211fie.rts early:as the 31st or August; tj.t IP, 'Li,: time Secretary OfState 'mews'() our' Mitt;st...l don, il f i4ti;eik ' C'StiCti TdVOC3iIO6 at tilz! OZ4t..f,i Council yettld take place, " the repeal at theFtei:cli decrees must at:lo'4lly taken etre(t"): not.eiiLii .standing all 'ileac :things' . Mr,, Madison issued; his proclifmation, 'declaring that . ." the edies.of France. violating. the neutral c(nritnerce of the United States had (on the Ist of November last) been so revoked as to. cease to have that effek V' Thus proclaiming to the United States and to the world;as a' fact what he did-not know to be dfa'a; ore the contrary;, what iheofficial e:idence in liii± posiession required Lim, to believe w:ts not a fact ; and in proclaiming which. as a faa, he tnufit kifowingl,y have d-iregarded the, -essential provision of the 14w.' 9f Congress v oJer,. Which he professed' to 45t, 'and fronr which alOam could be derived the :anthority, to declare the non; intercourse law to be tevived'agztinst Great Brilain. Let us now see iw what tuanner . lNlr. Madison, gives to'Congrcssinfamation of the,atrocioup bouillet decree, by which millions of American pro!. party bpve been seized and confiscated. Raving mentioned' the (pretended) . ret ocation of the Berlin and Milan deciees : ,,,he says—" It would have well accorded with the conciliatory views indicated by this . pruceeding.on the part of France, to 'have ex, tended' them to all.the..grounds'ef just'complaint which now remain unadjusted with. the. United States. It was particularly anticipated; thtit,' as fart her. evidenee of just disposition towards them, resteration would have been , immediately made of. the property of our citizens seized _tinder cation 'of the principle. of repris,4ls, combined with misconstruction: of the law of the United States.i- ,, - This .expeeistion has not. been. ftillfilledl".", So gentle and so : mild the. President of tli United 'States in'giving to Congress. •inforMation.of this tinitions #t Of the FrcucivEininri)r ;' wlien, it lie had felt as a mac, :io an independent .Ciiiz.en, much more if he had poS . S'eitit'd 311 V. consci3usileia, of thq duty, with the honest resolution to perform it, of the ChieflVl,lgigtrate of the'Urrili.:d!,'States , clKirg,cd with the..presrvaliOn and deLace of their. diguity, and of the- eight's , and tine gists of their ttzens—he ‘..Vorild have burtrerwith reciting this most abominable robbely, :,11;.1,, Ole 6 . 11;6 , and insulting: pretences stilton. wit',eir it was c0n17.• trilit ed. .B jVir.'l4 - ,idisolf. really ," anticipate". and '‘.‘" e*Pet.:l" the restoration of the „Firrieriean• property seizd under the Itatubeti:llet decree ? .he did, , then hi, ch:l islt credulity 4 inonstotes his utter incapaeity to manage. the'ati.iiret of the nation.. If he - did not nntieipate and ew,44 that restoration, then'hels . chargeabhl mast • * The most extraordir4f_y Ci !:nw:l-3 writ proiligy, woman/jilt:a - in the co, how ex. hanCe. 1: tne.iti titarc t ;ill.:% , elaborate organicAtiorr tti s seholitt. . anti 11tY Saul - Sketches of 'tiic Internal State WI ;ii American gevem for t. At the close of my. Aeventh'Adetress, whltOut haying theu seen thi3.niunba at the Amerlean without 11 a V.7 lag oalvertert.to attY eci t litirsitity of printiolos gOVeridltellt lt~ihe Chief of the French Empire, anti titc late. Chit:f of the UllltEci State 4, I rentiakco, •• That Mr. jeti.ritkm bAti learned what IlAtic't , might ire ticceird that, so emiforriyablt: was his pr.ttice to this idea, tt wai manitestect in so marly of his acts,—(lsrzeptioet :night te colt tiltiat:ll IS tha operative prim:4llQ of his anministrAt'itiii.!' • .1. General. Armstrong's Letter of Sept. to. r$ ca, to Mr. Secretary Smitn. • Messago to Congress, I)ee. s t tato. . ,„ . dAcstable - vice iti.3.sotenant4ddres to Congreo--at acldless,. 100 at tt..,. ~,;:-.ldtig of ifie ,SegilOti tad! . f 41 1 ki4tt r.% • , ► ' '.. -" ' P r 1 , 1 . .tE't ~3,ritt-,,-, t -t , In-,. i::attoil 0, .I,lt, state 0 . ! 1,,.,,,t,4 , , 7i, ? t.t.! ant, ! i',4 poticularly expecte,f, gii) ",.-% ~.';',. ' •"-",, ' ii — , t ~;;..:tt,ii,inal duty to, rcildrriiA ,e4ros,, fig ioji,,ty.:3 ;stied l'' •..•: : c:2o,ed from Fraoc,l r0.,46, el 1itii44064i(11,3e , i•iW icirbiddin3- Aiti,:ticiit ‘g,Peit , to ewer their F orts, and • pa.,is', s law (1.1)-it.ntnr,iti t:voetlr;c:74litzste.:\etl%Anu!..rotiiontt:svir.laolidn,i; ti:,.ieviliiiglerret:gaill'ilt; days' notice of 'this exclusion, tios.linc,,ih4„.l"';':l; 11. at; t rule 'soy of 'hero enter the Ports et die oii:te6 61410 i, they slrAl bQ skiy4cl,llll,l:c,iiriti:sc.iteti, Wil 4 •, ixwas the cendeaoi Greai , th:itain en !I) s tr•c,ls4ll,l c l- lot:of iYll;ei.st•o•A:.iticroiniattlnt.ei,l.l,lOl,,,ltz..iiielbleirweq,o i‘ittsilil,,il;,:e3itil.clll: i l . r i.fii ! ~ cbtiqt• tiesfie4..4titor our pattor-Nringe,'wad chpt!.'''i' to. cuttr—'ll'y 1.1 . )' e, no, tz•rlfilit i'cilel; WO4l cross the A.tlairtiei. --' 1 " . I.iiitar# ;f i" i „ _ At length 11,c Li w e % litres by 115 011,11 ,1 , ,,, • ; i , anA.tunny'; °flour , 11..cS,i'i,:-.te tikslti ifilA °tr ee ': li ,i , l t Villulloikly v .r,Li.ri Lilo. ports 01,21iroix-11,14=°:, ;:itof -I,loilsoid owl .Altt'P'' :. ita!y, rlnct stieli of •i , .,e ports in Spain ai sftstom at; Ff•riite : bat .%iaitly grt .`fiti°l4 9nr„- ve,.,9i11s eilt . zr 114 e• iiritcs h.. por ‘,,,,er,,100:1 tuent do tiity receive front 'ire the ifritish Outidoinai titil . l P t ' sill and buy with par,keltre.ikletri, Vi tlO , t hey_ are - . .lii, ;El ance4 41 stiltes 1,1n.y., are Fe Z;:::1, auct conti he ..inguizr_ p',2ll::ly and 11 it t , ,ray t Fiench limptacr. ' Tne tit r e -to' ..o.l4litibqd - itv tire 4ote..ricao.op,v. sent to Fr.ri•ce, . General, Arms' c.ent promptitude, as lie inft);_ir olficialcoisy of ,he law' to the Ft f A vylloW year or. mart: elapjes plalor,a4aiti,t tig I.tw. Tilwo the p3sse4 a decree, (the itltpbotn;htt deL;t'd, 4 1 ' , •, ,a ,, , ,c it:t, 1410 , to take elict', nui si:oy of Se j •L'l,o l' 'it Isliqiiid be inaclj public ; but ;ruin Ole nott O 1",1)';.A4".(4,' I 0.-.lltopthi.lT4n•ti,Ltp 410x1'41,1, ti t le -.:°b)rtz'all;ert:v..,,-'7p,-,l:.:hr4e!di',-Ate):L.ll,ltecol:ifiec,dil:ii,i,vo::;,:s.:loit.,:el,..47,letlilr'i:ticel'fr3,,ttilitcaloli:':oit:f.i,lifi' occupied, by liio,attni, to,,De AlfUtt iind'''j"Ar I, in order to enlarge the ' sphere of thii 1 . -91111° . 'iw i' ,4. r ,ge, to draw more. vewii -tvithin liii g` is ,;:iiit , o Emperor keeps IlieTdecree in iiii f"'''''3' ° ti t' 1 . 1)1 11 14111 Pes..May, 184 0, wtioil it ii.r,blislic. , ~ ,,,t ::lipe:tv;i:iliiit:rsi;tila::ir?cstalli,isNiisilillil,et.,:tir tit:. n i t: i t i tca co ib u : ll 7 o, l -11 i. 0 . I?,n)lieri7r • frad• prey iOusly prepinj fir ,ili.110:;0:• 00 lionr Co.ininissioners were scut to ilt.)110-:.;)0,1 possessi6n of .the 4‘ffiesielti 1,1•01),Ily ti ) . vti),•:..l ther "'''"ile i'. '1 b titers ',ILO i''' i,,, 1 , 3 ro) :I (0 ~,, ~, I, i o .• • - 1 "l' ' . ; nne'think in Spain, WM , ' ' ' . ' -'t of unecytal!:..:l -'I :• , , tiivii , , CO , , .. . tr, •,• ••s tti. , , •,• • • il - • `al ~.. ~:,...,. i5,:.A,,n,:iy,;:,,,,ii,:..: . , ~, , ~, aci ibi4, :lir. m a a,;01.11): ,, ~' ' • .c...7n-i .i es -s , br , 'flat haieatiti: . ''' ' - r the proferty thus pet r. '. ' . '' :I ' 4 ," • iniTtiThtrAlv Seized, 4or ' ' ' '' , . i red, 21 artlottooncts of I 'ill>i -•' ' ' ' (''' 1,-t.s_ii LtrlperOr (OW3T,IS (.: : ti:i• ' ... • 2 [ i:eill'd jaduce Mr. -Nintii,e)n, in ti) , ': .01 ties rilOct. solemn ;radon, irnpoit;int f. .: u ' o ,,••• - ' ' to eiingrrss, to- thA n',.-,ti and t;) i.1),•..,,,,i;t0' cldrazion, whiqh, on 3 vi.‘,, o f i ne 1., , ,:t , •••• 3 ' , '" ,( t, ...2.tztvites, here stated must eviddililY a l l '. 00;1 , unfOunded end . false ? 'The answer to '"'' 1 0 y1. 4 ' *ithx"44ditional reAeaions,. will' 'il v i' car it' (, nd4relis, . - • ,c011;•-.' Trlvioll I f Pic"' , - rtolln Daniel TCllo4:l,sluFol.C;AVarltSot 1::LIA4'1`).4.11?Ipclii))114/0$16 taina,Shakevrait, jun. WitlegAte:rs"l' ' ia1 0.4 Ltldon. d el iedn china aod eartottowalo,, itii, 4 . 0., M01V..41,843*4, loin] K totiards, 411(11(010'd i'CIII T taildrs awl iAliulle.o-draprs. :Ickl.ift iliililiCS, I.A.ldgJte.Stredt, bOOIC.VtIer, ax ,gn ai.P" P/IR7WERSIIIP 1)18401 /"-. ..nl' CV' j I . G rlee) WW. Could, and J. Pounsbery, ..chants. _ anig , r.Scot and r . Clam, Liverpool, accVnt wieCts. ltlytti and T. Lee, Ihrinnigtorp, Dray' Pr • , t- 130410 and S. Holroyd, Stieltield.a.,l449l'iono'i., I. Ileditsen, 11. Carter, er. and W. not:. 0.% r,,' 1. and 1. Nay for, awl W. Penton, Ilailo'" i,ivr;*"` W. Hallt,Weftll, "1.. ardc, I. Siojfil, 31111 i• 1 . ' port, lutc-to.innta4iureri. . . ..10 461°' 1. Tettord and C. So itli Liverpool, Istildior -#4l i,____.....,.....,.....► _........, 11 4 Llo' , 13 1 A 1 11S. ho ry or I. I Plgt Su , cokoo,'. r oe. , qn Wednesitiy the 4th hut. 004,/.. o . 0 tiottgeot ber Lititybiriv's iiiooCf, ,fia, to li 1 Itiniti.oa Diitigtet.. , ~ 4dg or K A , Qlo.l.lo.tiiiy iii slung, the ;a Chttihain-ptice, tit x 4cps. ~ AIARN op, ~ , 5 0 , 1 1 0 , 7,,,Fii?,,,Tue04Y the oat GB. gitl. Vie. - .".`"'""' f ° hirs• Co3tei, widow of iiic P : ti fl.l)' , ks,l, of vile Isla d ' . • „," .fr („cri "of t‘""gll3. 'L 11 01116 • el : 11,1LAAY, WI, at:St. iNincrafi C,lute , ,„11 Lo,/, Escl. of .1:ockllanlpt:on, GlootteSteis'lorc, to., ltn"`„! F i rr itale, :Widow of the lac Tliomas Covetclal, l , s . :1; w r lat;e, London, and youngest dattgla.l of lito I' lot belt iitikto, ItcaOr of-it;.tio)orn, 14011,",: hi ,' ~,, M r ,' 2 i i . i ).. Oir,Satotday last, at Call'ie'veli '''"`-‘,,tii3 .-: S . pur;iq, of :lie .!,40,,:k I,,Ncoarlge, to ,Nllo . 14 • 4 , bva, 0)- ottt,lainptoo.ol.,ce, "Camberwell. „,„i3O, CO') oii•tro...'Si)co:rtse:„.,,ot.L;utiyi•i'iit.l,lo,S.o„,ll...,:tl,l:etil,,,t.:::,,:,.s,4l,4olbtioArAt4:!: frioir. , ;', ,) , ,,., e • SOW' .."/ ---'' -.,----- AO' On the 21st inst. at Cinit:roljn:j-101150, ilailliif`A ilL4'. , 1 II i'Vq' Piividson, re.;cl PI the lato Onocon 1.,.,1,,', . i ll' ._,,, i0rd.p.40,47e, ,jut i Tut,ficii, Nottn lliii.oo, i wii liAp. !Al,. tile' azd n)t. 4 Ctic4l4:nlWlll t','',''‘'" .. feat tll«,it, face Atnerit.:4B ~.o.i'sulr eo lt 0 a t Ptt Monday 1;,1, 4 Kingbton, ;47,e,1 2, 5131.a:1j:000 tO 1140 !attics Grattn), liAti. of I)4an/o41,•11/1" Hon, I‘.lt. BAL,,n i;r4:anl„ Ships M3re;r:9, ISA! til'jj. 144 ,„ ‘ r I'l,rjCs°.4'l.' 4'S• 44; Newt:a:Ale . • . 1 t: b ,i, L gi • ' Stono Coal •• •. •7" w 7,- 4 Welch os:i. • 2 to , 01 1 )ct . sw,vrEg. • :411"'ing', B.l4Vivening,.3; on"' ;'flgr 9' (rI . uL,A:s 'f P YgSr"D 41;140141s-. 14' 0. l'' ati t Ott . ~... Mi. ~ i, per 0.211 k StOCR. . SiV ) t t , . io“'"ct4s dill. 3 3 1,1,v y q re, (~ent-... 954 4 iS , P . ' 40, 1 rititi 5 per t...elJ. 1.16.3 b 113, a c 4 oif , 6,17 Ifs car Cent. 0.: . 5,, ,, : ~ i Co.ii, tu,r,.:::„........,,,,, ..; oor,( :fit ' • C l ' ''. , ......,................... 833 -, i: L • . 1 ;.:1 . t.l.a. 0,6Q0T; alo acioil iwcavi at , eu irl i t ii,„1„0 r ,oorte alat ~papeoL „ o ,,dth , ':o: ua 00 0 - 01 , * e In -