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r~ ~~.!~ ..riutaihe LONDOIV 6AZETTE, April , 30, 18 I 1. • Downinperedt, iipt4:l 30, 1 81 1. • I - • ' A Disptitch,. of which the fo.lowing is an WrY4 I IfiS tpOrning ret,eived at Lora Livepoorsot t ic e , n0.ar.,,,e,L to his Lordship by Lieutenant Ni.rscootti 'Welhogiun, dated jilisaa, lath April tat t. ning made arrangements fur the blockade of Alr re .00, and having - rehilo to believe that the ear . iny's army Ix ill not be. 11l It ALM tOO . . rot ' ijine to tC , II to relieve that , place, even it they should be . st;c'ile- 1 , I have taken advawage of the, motrien_ tory cl scontinnapo'c (At: naive operations in that qua-ter to go into Estremadtara to the corps under ill irshal Sir WOW') Beresford, and I have got Urns . tar tm tny 1•1 , 13 y. • Lieutenant ! Getteral Sir B. Spencer remains in cotninand of Alteto'rps on the frontiers of Castillo • Nothing of importance has in that quay.' ter Since•l addressed your Lordship on the (Jul in inant: The enemy retired entirely from the Ague d‘i ; and, it is reported, that some tat their:troops hail gotieback as tar as Zamora and Toro, upon the Douro, Marshal Si'r %''k/ m. Beresford was pot able toeffeet possagt.t across 'he Guadiana as soon, as he ex pot..ted and the enemy have introduced some pro vi4ions into Baciajoz nuti . Olivenca. Sir Williatn BerresfOrd's advanccd . guard crossed the Guadiana the 4th instant and 1 ain concerned to report that a sqtrdi:ron of . I,lle 13th Light • Drogoons, which were an picket under Major Moues, were surprised, on the night of the 6th, by a detach,. tyi f r i t of the enem y's eay,,,,:ry from Olivenca. I have. not received the return Or the loss upon this oc,:a siiin, but L 'haw wed that whole squadron, with the ex:lxption of twenty..ttien, WC:re taken pri- So i f e r,. lihr , enemy have since iytired, as lam in formed, en. !cly . from L'stretualura,' leaving small gArrioinns in. II:1(41 . 19Z .Onvenca. i\lar;lial Sir Wisliant Ilereinotil has taken tt posi tion to invest' ho , ll Bad3jor. and Olorent:a. A. detachment from the 5111 army, which is now Comininded l,v Gc;ner4t C,aitalus, is, I understand, tiv, Merida. Smne I last addressed your Lordship,' General Z t . ) a., had ag:litt halded lh troopi tinder his coefl m:iii6, and Itarn at,,tln en.barked thew, and' returned to ti;l liz. di Vision alone therefore , coniiota-s in the Condado Ali Nitibla; hut, front a fetter loitn Mr. Wellesley of the "Itilt, I learn that Geni;ritl Blake Was liiinself about to canoe.-tutu the Condado . .N,Lbla to, take the. conic and of General ILillasicro:irs divi4on, and the tfoopi , ; , ten :cart under tno command of Gateial Zayas, apd Aditch Were to return to that qua; ter, „General Blake had expressed an ,anxioni cle,i re to co•opei ate with MarbitiAl Sir 'William' Beres. fo r G , Aletal Castanos hai been appointed to command the army ii; GAllici.4, as welt 0, the sth army, the Ailiv of the LOt, commanded by the Lac (kris of Murata. t Forel L n-Office, Downing-Street, 4pi.11 Sll Disotclies were this 'morning received by the` Martini* Wellehtry, fruniCharivs Swart, icl, his M Niiiiiiter at Lic,on, ui,der date the 20111 mitiant,. that tot...garrison or 'O'ovvtica, con si,thvg 01 Ifiree. bundled iota ten ni ti, murrendered sit tiaterctif , o to the Athed Aritiy,onthe 14!ph in6tgoit, a,.(i A4l i,,vacht.:d to Elra4. Marsh it Moiti, , r, with four thouiand men, wa* hi the neighboolii , iod of. I,,leri:na, having detached nodi:r IVl,lrriniere, by Cia Wily of AllicitaZ o to art.!', To:edo. General. with that part of the Aarny which doe* oot form 1.66 siege of Rattajoi, was in the vei;thbotit hood tit Sania 1t art lea. Me corps of Geiserid "Bollasteros liati its bend tioarters isi S lora di 1.0.011 e ()WOW 1 nllt, his totvalry was ',ilia on the on wiiich day Lord Wel lingtoo 'Hi Nitta on the Con to join the filmy , in I:;*iremi4tira. Foreign Office, ....lion. 30, ► ►1 . A • Dispatch, of which tho following k an txtrea, was this tatornin4 receiv4Kl by the "Dlar quialrAtialless';ey from Charles Sttort, Errl. 1110 ¶Ma je*ty's Envoy Extra°ttlit , ary 010 41 , 11ri1*ter' r v ntiary omit r rime the instant., The brillinit succeses of the Allied Army have been celebrated by every deo,onstration of joy whidt catt mark the. graiitudc ot the • l'ortogue..4: for the rxertioni ot the •Bt nigh itt tbvir behalf,: and the satisfitaion inspired by the salvation of ,their c:uutHtry.• : Te Deum' 1)46- boon sting in the Churches ; the *city has been illtrwin itcd ; aml 411014 tier the pub lication Of the proclamation,' inclosed iv loriner dispaich, the letter*, of t% hich 1 have the lionoor, 40 .ellOO4O I :l)picg, were eitdreqtied to Lind Wdlington and Atlrsltal Bertsford, by , the Goveramenkand,Olu - • , tit cl -.MOM 11111116 mi; anti Most Eicsellent Lord Viscount 1: 1 1,oun, K., lc. N 14 1 4141 General, Coutinalithr-iti-C 1,, c1. 'Yu) ElicelloocytB di:watch, s l .tittAl the h instant, ilavinK Oren iaid b,. lute us, nod your kxeellency'r, tilorioai and tranlqenduat haVICtS in the course of tile,prrnien...riarnpair)-o li 4ti itt been duly consi , lered, it t ilntve ~,Itlrilutiott ilk tetVil4 . itig our just ad ot. Ow exalted achievements whidi have i,ninurtalized your lixeellency'i oany.:;, sibtailied" the honour ot the coinbitull a: inks, and delivered. tlti i i in4doin the third time truat the oppression of our enemies. • , • Tie; cOntillq of the Army -hiving justified the coufifence 44 their Chief, and fulAlled the ellpeoa tion4 of the A.lied 'Nations, we 'are 4 1eilirous that, your. Exi•elienoy ttd niiike known to tile whOlu. Army that the Governinent .and the cuotry are MD ply repaid tcir their exertions and saerifices by the v3lotir, 'and rlisciplitte displayed by the (;,,,, , er its, Officers, and privates of which that Artily composed. We will lay before his Royal High , i nessn the distlatlest inauner: the ekents which, hare taken 4.ONDON Printed by RI C lid Pt the SuN.OPFI viaet ; tecomm`etullll4-to his Royal notice the ser vices of an Army µ hiCIV 11,1 S enyeted itself ‘t ith gkry under your Excylkitcy's eOintuand.-- t „ our .uiccett:ncy cannot t,til t f derikinv high gratification twin' the re 31.111, of,. yonr_ plans and la bours, which, crows ...oh the IlloSt eminent suc , cess and public opinion, leavt. , not lying wanting to satisfy the heart of the illustrious Warrior . by witotir they were conct ived and nycontplisliel .nay GuJ prt,serve yous Excellency. (Signed) PATRIARCH ELECT. Cour.t . r 11 12 , D 0 ND 0 4 ,, NoGt!lLlt. PRINCIVES SOUSA. ' GEiARLES STUART. Palace of Goverrnimit, A [nil 17, 1i i it. • si• (Signed) I). MIGUEL PEREIRA. VORJAZ. Most.llltatrious anti ;14ost Exec:Hera Sri Carr tier chiord, K.lt. MAI Olaf, Qualtnatalcr-in-C hid tit the Port u. gi)eae Army, - - The,conibined 'Armies having driven the enemy be) ond the Ndi the! ti and *out hero frontier with as much glory to Ott: f q rces.allied aft advantage io Ihe just cause they tit:tend,. the Governors of the, king ' dom have authorised me to tiCkttpwledge, in their name, the high and disttitguishuLt set vi:.o4 for which the Portugue3e nation is intlehtt.l to yo , ir Ex cellency in.quality of I.\larAtal - CCnituatider in Utilel of her Armies. If 'the success of our Arms' be the result of valour and discipline, toyotir E'kcelleticy it is at tributable t Ita itroops,.only . the (Aber day mostly ,recruits, have been enabled tt, conduct themselves Ilia: expel ienced , vetarans, and to deserve eminently of their sove reign and their counity. The Govettinie:it will lay before his Royal ,High-, ness, with an especial recounnondation, the merits and': glotioui acnietrellielltS of his Artv . iy, and tle sire that your Exaxlieticy do make known to the whole' of that L 1 rtuy; io the most iiepressive mari ner, the lugh:ChitillatiOn in which theit serviced are held. „ The Army have amply fulfilled the expeaations ot their country .and, long as she, shall preserve the rtcellettypi of events so glorious, the .dhoin ginilted Chief,who disciplined sod c r gininanden that Aritiy, will ever be present . to her . grJteful me mory.. . I have particular,,satisfaaion in 'communicating the stlltirnents of the GoVlernors, of toe lci'i,oool in waitls yotir Licelleney, , belug precisely these 1 have ever invariably May God preserve your (Signed) D. NI FOIIJAZ. Palace of Government, April 19, 11. [PrOßlutions to.lllofruw,i B /INK RUI'TS. T. Socket, husk:her, to surrender May 2.1, 22, and une tt, at eleven, at the White Lion inn, Chester. Attomies, Mr. I. Garner, juts. Cheater; anti Mr. T. Huxley, 'Fern pie,. Lop; on._ Matt ret llatsionson, Pendleton, Lancaster. Maya', tt, and' • lune tl, at eleven, at' the G corgs Inn, Manchester. A 1 4 - I tornte,i, Mr; W. fidge t , ; , t. Ann's; Cisureh:y.srd, (War/cites.' ter ; .and Nlr. P. Hurd,Temple, London. Cias,cit, j,iti. Sussex, nsealusan, May 57, at Oil; 13, at exv.it, Otiti [l.lllO t t, at one, at' the it o)as Oak, Port ' sea. Attorisies. Mr. W. Messuin, P.,rtsea and Mr. I. Platt, l'asklield.court, Temple, London. I. Wlti.ntield, th Doan's', non.tounder, May 20, Is, and (sine tl, 'at twelve, at W. W 1114 1 .3, imikkepvr, Frantivell);..r ,, ,.3"pritarn. Attornie4, Messrs. ittinington and Wae, Ss.clC sits.• W. Porter an..l Purser, York, skinners, May is, and juts. ts, at ekven , at the Elephant and Castle Inn, delgare, wk. Attornies, Mr. l. Late, Gray's inst.' . stow:, London ;. anti Messrs. %Vatstht and ...:on,1111),', York. K. Walker, sep. 1. Walker and 1. Walker, AnnLey; York.. shire, eitan.mercitants, May 3, at lour, 25. anti tar at eleven, aLthe Bull and'Alouth Inn, Leeds„ Atturnies, Mr. hattye, Chancery-lane, Condon ; and MeSsts. Lee and 'ltaynar, Let As. Ocniar, Gteat Winchester-street, London, merchant, May 0, ti, at .one, anti une ti at" ten, at 4;00(04 411, Attorney, Mi. Dawes, Ar.gel•ernirt, Iltrug,,itirttot-strcer. 1. Bardwcir, Nlanclir.rier, general agent,- May 20 , , 21, and "WIZ 11, 41 .at the 'falba lho, Mistmlteiter. At. tthriic4, Mr. IL l tlis, Chancery. lane, London; and Mr. hitirg.rn, back iltirbiey-street, 11. Rotates, Liverpool, merchant, M.ry it, and lune It, itt two; at , lhe Idalis4he4ler, Atrusinr.; , , Nler.rs, - Barrett, W awn.. and I.larn,r, tviaricherAer ; and Messy:;. Willis, FOirthorne, and Cl ;Ike, Warsaw-11-court, London. r " 1, Paulson, Manchester, manufacturer, May t 3, t 5, and lune it, ;it two, at the ',nowt lon, Nimichcstur. M:ttts. Hewitt and Kit k, Spring gardens, Maiienester ; , and Mr. R. 'Eliis, Chant:cry-lane, London. A. &loortionsei, 'Stockport, Chester, .11our-ticalcr, bilkty 164 at, and lune t r,,at four, at thy' Warren Llulkpley Amts Inn, StokPorkt Cltester. A tunnies, Mr. liaddeley, Stoat:. port t and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. (.;„ Wells, tladley, Suthdk, otraper, May 4,14, and lone It, at one, at GuilOnall, London. Atturnies, Mnsrs. Noy 'and Pope, Nlincing-lane, Tower:street, London.' R. Wainwright, Nlationester, inanutacturer, May 20, 21, and I tale. 11, at eleven,, at the, George lon, Maticno,itter.r, At tonnes, Mr. But.kley, Xlani;litater I and Nlesars4 . Milne and Parry, Temple, London. • • G. 13owdery, Black Boy-lane, Poplar, rnelter, •May 4, tl, and lime ►r, at tvi'elve, at Guildhall, LorVon. Attornies, Messrs, Collins arid Waller, Spital.stware. F. It, Goldney, Sr.linotir-court, Bucks, lace-merchant, May 4, ►t, wet lune ti, at e!evco, at GUlicihaii, 1.4,i114tun. At lorney, Mr, Lllison, White Hart-court, Lott bard London. Sideboiham, Stotkporr; Chester, iron-merchant, May 10, 11, and joie .11, at two, at the' Palace lon, Man chester: Attornies, Mr, S. Edge, Nlanchesterj imd Nit. Edge, Inact Temple, London, Susannah Smith, NeW Cavendish-street, Porrlaril-placr, Inilliner and ItiailtUli.maker, May 7, 14, and lune It, It twelve, at Guildhall , . Attornies, Mears. Leggett rind Vatiderguicht, Ciaven-street, Strand. • T, Picktc;ii, 11,11117,d0n, tvlithllcsex, soap-m - mula6ltirer, MaY 4, 14, and loiter!, at tell, at Guildhall, London. A tionicy, Mr. Ilardinl, rtiturose-street, Buthopssate.. l'r,ittca, 13riatul, shoe.makcr, May i 3, '4, and June 11, at eleven, at the Ronan! , r "Cavern, All Saints . .latie, 11, is tot. Attonties, Mr. 'F. iluttou,Ahri, Castle.strecr, 311t1Ale, London; ant Mr. W Browne, lolin.street, T. Nutt, Spaldirm, Lincolnshire, 'draper, May tt, ts; and Nita 14, at twelve. at Q 1414414411, London, Attornies, Chatham-place, New Bridgo-i hlessra.Tilson and Preston, street, London. A. Abo.if Fonseca, Preseott.street, Cootlman's-klelds, chard, ;clay 7, 21 , and lune if, 41 ten, at Guildhall. At toroty, Mr. A, I s aacs, licvis,.Nlarks, St, Mary. Axe. G. Swatton, Curnherl.o.d.strect, Gootli;e.strcet, liquor.mer. chant, Miry it, :•25, anti , Noe tt, at ten, it Attorney, Mr. Lee, Castle.street, S, Chettlo, 131aLkinatl.treet, SiAlthw ! tEk , oil a id colourman, M a y 4 , 1 4, al,tl luta: It, at ma:, at Utititlitall, London. Attornies, , -Minshuil and Veal, Abingdon-street, Westtniuster , Fuld, Minories, trunk-maker, May 4, at twelie, 14, and lune tt, at cloven, at Guildhall, Loudon. ' Attortues, .Messrs. Noy anti Pope i tower-street. Vic, Wine, Chichester, Sussex,,Linzter and icon-tounder, &lay 4, at twelve, t. 4, awl rune 11, 41 hall, Lotaloll.` Attutiwy, Mt. Lethvichi C lane, Lot alott. HAV HIS, tit 14a. 4, ?Outlet. court, Low.titiet I sr.r! I'v ra, Nes. I 2,..Strand, *Lute "hive tiamenis i Orders 14 IV MEND'S. NFay 2:2. E. Routledge, sen and E. It iut l lerte,lnn. of Bur. Ode, C umb;:rland. drovers. May'l rein; of Leather-1411e, oil-nran. tvl,,y 21. .1. Kit Wll, Of Gray's.inn, scroener. MAy . l5 T. Andrews, of Ba.ingnall-str.:er, Blackwell-hall, - 0.4 y 76. R, Ward, of Old-street, victualler. M.ry'rS. I. Ayres, of Stratford. cohl.merchant. .IVlcy Harly,iiin, jun, of Col , ...mitt.sircer, merchant. Mlay 2.t S.l'urt•ell, of Milk.st &et, warehouseman. .May 25. C. Knowlton, of Bristol, lirien.dr:rper. 29. W. and A. Duncan, of-Liverpool, drapers. Miy walker, of Illackman.sr reel, linerr.draper. • 111.,1 2r. E. I Ltncox, of Dudley banker. ;MEIN 2.9. It. Kerry, ot'lluckleistiury, waryhousernan. , May 21. T. Turner, of Liverpool, chts.”.3emolger. ,N 1 ay 27. R. Mayhew, of Struttoo, Suffolk, zj. W. licit, of reeds, grocer. - • • May S. : Longmont, of-Bristol, linen.drap'r., Lune T. I. Leavitt, of Itarrtsgate, sti,l)lteepvr. May 24. C. Riddell, of Berwick•upon.:l weed, grocer, May 2;. N. Chhotberlain. of leet.strect, strt.tgit. 14lay 2j. H. Wood, of trireen l)ragon.yard, Holborn, coach:: smith. Alay 31; G. Maskelyn, of Bristol, merchimt. May 31. T. Richardson, of Watersjile, Yorkshire, dyer. May 7. E., jukes., of Gosport, merchant.* C PI PICATES: May. 2 1.-1. Pearce, 13asingliall-strect,'clothier. A, Dallas, Tower.hill, merch.tot. - it. Cannon, 1 shligion, 'cow ketver: Totterdrain•codrt•road, linen-draper. T. O wen,' Manchester; crorn- factor. ,G. Skinner-street, litshopsgate•street, baker. L. At, Carey, Plyrnodth, nierctimt. T. Lowndet.,, jun. and R.. Harcson. Liverpool, brokers, N. butcher, Windmill-sirs:a, botcher. M. and E. Glover, .g.iddertiornstee , brokers. ‘‘'. AlinotieS, cluresernunger• I • Manley, Nlanset-street,..nerch.c:t. C. t atter, Oxford-street, upholsk:rer. and hl. Davy, liread.r.treer, riwrcir:rots, R. Winsranley,.juu. K ing-btreet , warehouseman. LAW 'REPORT. COUKT OF CHANCERY, APRIL 301 EX-PARTEAMHUEST, 1 TIIE M TTER OF STEPHEN ,AMiIURST, A BANKRUPT. Sir SAMUEL, Romiuot stated, that this Was the ,petition of Elizabeth find Mary Am tini-,t„ of Ba !clue., 'in the county of Kent, spinsters, joint ek ecotrixes of John ,Arnhurst, deceased ; that on the 17:h of August, 1810, U commission of banlc fuptey issued against Stephen Amhurst ; that he a judgment, dated the tith of 41)6tober, 18'08, watt indebted to the deceased John, in the suna,of 6J,9331, 16s. ppt,of which bad beer. paid off; that the f4th of September, the petitioners Waiitb;."::; 'tore the Commissioners at Guildhall; to prove Ochs debt, the balance of 'a judgnient,,tl6,646l. 12s. bd. trot were opposed by Counsel employed by John W. Round-, nephew of the bankrupt, who was a prin. 'cipal creditor, on the ground that the petitioners had received B,Ooui. from the bankrupt after he had ' committed aet of bankruptcy ;. that the peti.: tiooers, by this contiivance, were prevented a voice in the choice of the aisignees—it was their wish, as • well•as of tlit majority of the 'creditors, that the Rev. .Henry li'riendi, di East Farkeigh, in Kertt, should be the 'sole assignee; instead of which,. two Otirer persons had l:cen joined with him in that trust; that atter their appointment, the petitioners were allowed to prove a debt, of 35000 t. giving.an Uh &lurking that they would • pay to the assignees the. 8,661, toey had received after the att•ot bank . - , ruptey. 'l'l)6 Learned Counsel contended, that by this finesse the petitioners were excluded froin hay voice in the choice of the assigtiee‘ which the enormous amount they were creditors . for entith-d, them. He ,thaefore trusted that 'his Lordship grAnt the prayer of the petition, Which. Was, that the Coni,missioners should again Meet, and a hew appointment of' assignees'be made, to which the petitioners should be admitted; and. that the present assignees should be obliged to make dyer the produce of the estate to those who ihouiti be -Chosen. Mr, firm opposed the, petition, and contended, that by the petilioneri; bolding the soot of 8,0001. I he . asi,ets of the bankrupt, it annulled their,clairn 'to vote ,for, asAignaus: they- had withdrawn their trir;. dertaking tri iefood the money. • The - Loan CuAticeLloa...-of Can you,„Mr. Agar, prevent the petitioners ticks giving their voice on ,the pp() intment of assignees? You certainly may prevent them 'from reeeiving a dividend, until the 'B,OOOl. is paid, by making an application to :this Court. Their withdrawing the undertaking does not do away with the tact of the.petirioners having proved-their debt, 1 will, however, inquire from the. Cornroisions , witat are the real circumstances. I perceive Mr. Witrion is in Coutt,- and he will in- Turn) Inc." , , Mr. WiLsoN- , - ,, I .helieve, my Lord, the peti 7 ticklers wete not allowed to prove their debt until atter the choice. of assignees and it tt as then on condition that the undertaking for 8,0001. should be carried into effect." The LORD CiIANCELLOR"..*" The petitioners ap pear to.have been bound hand in foot .by,t i heir un d : whatever they said or'did afterwards earl be of no avail. I aria at present of opinion, the assigneett should be re-appoinfed. 1 will, however, read their petition and affidavit before I give my final judgment." . • COURT OF KING'S' BENCH, MOORSON V. GREAVES. This was an action ti' nn a charter-party on' the hiiii) 1 - 1 he Crown, at and from the port of Lonpon, with a e.14.):0 or provisions, to the Island of St. Do" mingo ; to, which the deleadant pleaded several issues;" and, lastly, a set off on an account. The ship iri - opestion sailed from the port of Lon doni with a 'supercargo (Mr. Kane), who had the whole,soperintendance of the voyage and dispobal of the cargo. Mr. Kane was lapded at Port-au-Pritree, and the .ship was bent off by hitrt to Cape Nicola 'Mole (which was at that time in possession of Pe- Lion, and in great Want laf supplies), in the hope of disposing of the cargo at a considerable advantage. vessel - was detained off Cape Nicola Mole by - some of Christophe's cruizers, who had interdiaed the lauding of any provisions in that part of the island, to order to diqreis Petion: The vessel was- {obliged to return to Port-au-Prince. Thefrsuper. cargo being.disappointed at this proCeeding, ordered the Captaro peremptorily to return to Cape Nicola : Mole, and there dispose of the cargo to the best ad.: ,14lied by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCIRMS, SouthMoltc the Paper, Lotter; fol . the Editor kc. (psi-Paid) , m vantage. The .., NteoLT ship aceorainily returad to CiiPe Mole, and Was again deia tied hyClitotopk't ct . izers for a few hclUri, mid falling io loth British ship of tear, who detained lwr 48 10, she WaS obliged ulliamtvly to rehnouish the gdvretto _and - go INick to Port-a u- Prirce, where the ear go 0 , 1 tinal , q di.iposed of; apd the slop coinpledi l''' "Y"P1)4,1 to the poll .01 'London, While Lit port' apt-Prince the Cal died, sod o delay of a lofv• }night . took • place frefere another Dpala could ti obtained. . r„ '. . Mr. AT 1031,1.1:i•UON RBA t ., COWISci for the de; fendalit' c" 11 I cuded,•lhat citt.ninstanCeS bad °ca . * vv})ith interrup,ed the v(V11;0, w hich, the diericlT, was oot tms-werable for, and tlivrefote ile plii"'" ought not to relit pr,. I)uring the tiny .)he oils ',' Aantud tiy Chriii;iiiit.:, she could not he . taltd by 11 (I''.truci,it=i fluct he 0.4,., , :i not bound to Pay for 4 0i •pktried, or t ?it: Uwe she was delayed tor tiro opt '' C've l 'Ail. He did not deny inn the (leteadalit"ll4, 'liable for,sonlei Wing,' but be ‘Vis olit fa the dell .() c',lsione,l'i!.,,, thcsd Iwo occurrences. I . Lot d Et, tx...,..eoll'enoti oh,i..rvcd, tl.nt tiy; l Oleo .'' I. tie wai* entirdy abodynid, Ow ship tou4l tigi,!ered 35 in, the service of the Faity %tii"Li:lt,,', lJ r, and,wieinporary detention, wilidt liiii; l)l ; ° ' ' i) c. use of the ,snwensidn of the voyage ot•coron,11 01,r, chiirter-patty, ~2c,(),.id not V ctiilsidert.(i.i',:v at.'Ondi umClit of the.adventuro. Tho volY t t lJ: " 6 '..'i hi; Lot ctship 'felt was, to diicover ‘,t here 1.041'.10'11 such a OistinZ:tion 'O5 would give I.IXII-0)1117,j. .vviocli th ey cutild ciaitu a n eke itiptioll. 14 ' 4 t. t o r _Ship theretott... directed the Jul to ti 3d 2 i' di , ,tlie ptAiintift', wiiiell wad accordingly dow, 00. inages, b...ing tetettCd, to arbitration. The .I(djourn-ed Sittiods cloyed. .......... ........................° ...,...a........011 1 1 .1101. , , . . . 11 GBICULTURE, . _ . . ' ANOTHER it - EroET , . Sowing the i linntl4, 0 lent corn, nod poiatot" II- , w,l ,nearly • 'completed : the laticli bare worko i'll'- 'i::plil.3:.v,re'e,lovia!vrt'tityrniCal:giroiyi,c(anl)..lidilrl"l:rt'll'ifeoriCil'ljsrlit.lll:2l,ll::rr:i:bell''i'viitncel:.eir:l3l!ty,irl:,:lernralgric)::ititi(ro'll jit'in,i'`Ait'r'':ll:llr',l);::l')'clair'l'"s'td:::°:'"l::l„°llli:4`"l4;:',. , well, and n o see d season, Willllo o,lvfooir,ri,to , ri ' r l io - i t u eu l 'e l n e ‘ l d :C a t r i n : t :o " a vie u d r i !d le o r r sa r i el:od,°l : :iiHnie;:PetPV,C,r4l: : lc 'le : 7%'i lo l'i 1 1 L., PIP, nntun,l a o'd, o'rtificial, in die lin es ' `, Jl `, l 10 0. anti . most 6,4(1' stale t>l., s'e,g"i'll,il4l:,, rte turnips,oat both'Swedlsh And Eillisl); l'?ce be en 'ever goodab : _:% r e ib t a . l o n d : i s o o t i t I I t., 17 1 e a c : b a l i t t i l l t i l s e i l l: l s lt e e . l , vi l rei I: f i; L lie r gi truth lii):°c (ttltlit:;n11:11(ct:°:1cl'IIt4G-1101.11?: .ia:tTiiilbc..rufioirseessonb:agi)latiniutill'i'gTottblilsiigillit in(lenr°:ctil:,oo of • l'e sheep.and lambs, in II mot iftdiP"',°,,volo, improvement, tile season reroarliablefol"'';xe,y Lomb for o'3'lrit,..oo,lo' hightrl, t vc, .Iloweviieor, -it°orroweardt'oi:Oigiqtett,lol(4'cl'k'i'c:ii,ectglo:4l4 il price of hay; end the de:iire 0f5Pi0i,°r.,,,,,,a m ) ,,, r a , cr°P; ''•Niarkets:" ii Icon sicq:k. 1144„),,roir'' .v.- late warm yliowers,?ond the litc;ipet , o. pgi c.q).l). Yot stuck lei Y. tliao et Nit,:11.."16/s4l(ll'‘ II:gr"t ahil(idance, ',Wit,Cou'i, It()1S040,.111.4' 1Y 'verY delt-', SfratA? lias,ptOvvd 'l4lool'ooi iivCr, lit}',at, but Mort: in quantity tion wri,x1,441 ufbf/ :r.,vv, ,, I . lnt no hipll tilliVerBAlly• C011,1d,:1114./it,i, bAlltio NI oats. ktry gre3t. Vast (itiaoittiel ol l , ~,,toclc 4 ' and b_,!jit 4rtal na•ve been constnned bY ,l ' v i `g n ct ;°' (s.°Ll:34•`°6 - itiJSOM. 0.1•CAO 15 'iliti°4,l;`, ova utt.olk butter 84s: per firkin. Tlid cQu!'lii;, manifested a Mote gener.al St3fe of pr° s P ct ' ~), ................---...............-1. . ~ IN 1 ,• . ThPse. wbo agtepvk with the poet, 1-11c4 l'' .n fool " I " • lid' per study of oteutirrd i$ men," w"' 4,11et1i.e.,04 stars flag, in ,a,Frericb, wor,k laitliy vt'': „Igo 0- Ikd " Les 6foiries 46,Aliver, nn ,00111"01 iolei : ,f 10 L'' ~0 . 0 LlVilie t 0 iniiinfe. the ,yeltalifol in'''" ` c iii. ~,i': ting'slUdi. b'Y'ol4l,Nltilig it wi ,ll) `I ,1001s,f111,,,1„E whatever is att)st i.ernaikable, in ibe, co' ,tileo". f lild ► °lib' tit 11° (1111TIPers., seti t; wettish and w-9, o. t sooce od, grillc)‘ebl:-)1 illi'ilttt-i;.llll)r.:iiil;l.ll,s)l.lr9e.ta di i:V'e:11:1: I:: ' , : i i :6'14 111:1i;°;(,:ilit'116 ' r () 1 f f Wtil.liiio be apee(fily riubliglieil, %''' , plitt"-.40, '''Evrnini 47 -2 1 Alp tumor t.,''. whieli,.liiii:o 0014,d 2,Pl,llCable, Rs the. 111110erod5 gec,4;(4.0 tici'' t 0 , IlistorlCJl and bliigil-ipt,i,ll 30o.lott.if iProofal 0 sobjdtas%iif Put.Orfti* ['Wary rcrid er it coo 1 41 0 03 tril",ive: Attfi.altictiit4. T o all Who tgevo rootil 'l'le "90(ntailk busine,s cif ..e4ioc3tiun 11 a 4 nValo`ibleaiieffititt , 000/1 ofvi tl i e t r te . s , kla y--''''''.--.--'--''''''''—.---,the 20 %fl i t . g i v..ikly_nr!".l' t%i"vc.l,ll6isiartilles4o,o:::ollt:l:: On the 24th ult. at Larii, nt a son.. 0 ., c 0' t . , i teuaqe B. Ql. l l it c had, at. vi • ~. n iiicet di 1 otzo 4 C ii , 041 the 17ti lag. ill St. 14.- .., ~ ~ t , Dams a n d ' Esq. of a plolitk" Norf9l6i ‘ c f . On Sunday I ' AS L. tit Shill'llOuilii7;l•l,!er, ,) , 4 1 !4s l i' l the Rev; Charles Eciri‘ige. a a ~. ,1 0 1 Ind / 1 ' Son. Lady a C.,Aptailt V:111$ 1031 7 - ,„,.. ~ 10'", ' ' INAltills6. „.,,,L. On M o n day • • .10— , , morning at St, MAO' .., ti. ., . • , Dorsi- - • ' •, , kto-'IL . i t Brinenurst, • Esq. of • toL •-, ,:;,„... 1 ' •' ;,- Aid.de-Camp, to liolajorS;ct.lo.l'' ''f'l,!i,,. .. , •,. • daughter of Iv iniam Gore;, li4i• of? ~.. 0 1,“. YiSL tief.44, mowing, A 4.•••(-;,'4,e..;,,,7,1..jiigtit, • '''.g; . E sq. ofrSoilo•sqlote, I .. Street. i , . • ' ()a Saturdiy Sijrilll.l4:Dert' I n ti i ; v t 4 .:Let i:::;,l;, ord; O It . ‘ ruirsorrby, I; 'q . 1100,Arg. Herbert. last, tgre bs;alillia'ienidS4l:eka,t -11; LA). of 114yturciv, kieUr, the sgth utt ' rts- C,c . OA BrorilptOPl foor 0! Stpens;' Litt, of the 3,1 IteAlo.•loie ifirsa,l 'fire same day; Cliarlcs Info:toect, ,pO, Law r:.Etig. of 1; NA 0 rorod,' V 0 r g ' 14 • Ct°C. 0 .1' ' , Iliek Stack, Mc I cdo Navy 4 pet t.clit. 061 it I souttll,ll,, I''' ' Irish 5 per Cellt• . I.,xcl)eq, cog, Li, ,444114 ,f 4, 4 per CCM. 791 it it ,0 2 p. 2,/ i per Ceut. tad. &lit igviprlriglirw per Cent. Goo. 6.% 1 Goo. v. Dank L. Ann• ii rleits ,n strcet,(;forrenof tie be addicsafrd! ~..r- ~~' i a" w bb vlf, 14, 1 4,