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F , Po I LS. I) , J , —I Guernsey, i Waterford. • Vitik ()I. 2, ft)CiNts TI4III D A r Twt,,Lv ocLOOK„... Consols - 6z I thunium dis. r . . 40L164 QUIS A.L.SUM ? L 0. N D 0 N, TUSSOhT, AUGUST 13, 1811. " lkindsor-Casite, .August 13, 1811. " His MAJESTY is not b Ittr to-d4y, ig w. 1117.11ElthliN; R. WILLIS." We lately took the liberty, at the earnest desire *of very intelligent and respectable Correspondent, who recently left the Continent, and had been many months in Paris, to express our hopes that Govern ment would particularly dire& its attention to the number of for*ners who resort to this country,: and we are glad' to hear that the .most .pnsitive or tiers have been given for istria examination of all persona who arrive in priels. Those 'who are, un able to state very sal tsfa6lary reasons for visitingtbis country, and to give references in favour of their character, will not, it is said i 'be . suffered to land, but 'will be obliged to return by the same ves sel. Our Correspondent assures us, that in the several countries which he passed through, in pit.: p ton to the diotance from France, the people more expre;.,sed their sentiments., and all,' as tar as thy,darid avow their feelings,„ concurred in mani festing detestation of. the French Ruler, and cot) tempt of 'tits stibj-tis, though they are themselves obliged to submit to the terror of his power. In all touotries too the people expresse4 their surprise at ,the facility wilts, which the emissaries of the Trench Goverpment found admission into this country, but in'Paris that facility of admissioniivas absolutely a topic.of ridicule, autt' we Were considered as a peo . , ple very *easily ,cjoled, howeverdiffieult to Subdue. The fall of 13adajos, and the alarm at Cadiz, arising from the arts of insidious foreignes and .domestic traitors ought to render us irartictilarly cautious fur if the French emissaries ,will venture into the very Scene of -warfare, they. will of.course,come smith lets fear to this country; of which freedom, liberality,' and we might" almost: add, generous ere, • tittl;ty, ate national ,cliaracteristics. At eventful period the Vrench . Ruler keeps.a vigilant 'eye upon ifeland, i'nd is certainly endeavouring all he c to assail ua itt that,quarter. He eatinot•do so by open hostility, and. therefore he attempts to underinine us by treachery.' Many persens have .recently arrived among .1.1 s) under the' &al) of persecuted Priests... We are far from meanitig to say that there may not be,sorne unfortunate vidims of persecution inning them who could find no asylum on .the Coil tinenr, and: therefore, resort to the 'only 'co'uniry in • Eirrnpe where.they ate sure to lurid a kind and hos pitable I . e ,ception. But We cannot lee too.mueli up. co Ate aril when we find by the article re strtlirig * HAtert.ToN fiowAN,.‘Vhich we have insert ted in our Paper of this day, how little impression the Aforbearance, lenity, and hiteiness ot Government are 'able to make, where contrition And gratitude might Matte been expet:ted, We trust that the Gevernment and in Irdaed 'will ‘b,! a t.iliaut as possible to rieLat the perfidy (.f .our turA,..pe;erable , foe, • and to thi.vart the , taice of all domestic e nernieti . i • We canot, and we ought not to, conclude with out a rotia k 1111011 rite p‘lss4ge in the Morning Chro nicle art tin. d ly, rte ring to Ifte Caitones 01 . ciays, " it is l'lrtit;ntahle to find, at a , perind'when every ar,n ought to,be unitel in re:ist.. ante to our rot cigo foes, that wa are unnect , sarll7 to stir n this in oStirne WJildre, This'remarit is t‘ t se:cre upon I\fitillters, as the illoraing ChrO. tilde to, sv , o cc t)tit ttpan the ,Cathoitc Bo,dyt, it a ffe advocAte; Is it Ailoiiters who 'as,ettrbl! the RoMatt Catholics to. get her, for ate igrpose of appoigting de4egate3, or in tiled to rais--.! a itoinan Cathulic Parliament, v . ' at a'tirne w i hen every arm ought to be 'united in s resist anCe. 10 our foreign 'int.& r• la it 'Violaters' who in. stigate .l.totnan Catholics of i.,,boa _rather to .m Open reSEStance lo 114 law ci fah( land.? is it Mi nisters who induce tIIJfI 10 v:1 tse a manlier as to draw forth a Proclamation f or, the sttlt}iilrtol that 0 -, d lot the preservation and o securityot the coon -11/ No; it is the Roman Catholics of Deland them selves who "at a time v hen every aytn ought ti, be • iited itt resisonceof o foreign foes," are prompt , inn tl,edesigtis ot 'those very foe!t,and striving " atria cesivily to stir qp this intestine wat fine." Yet.these are the people with whom, a&ing.in this manner, and at this eventful period, the Moriting Chronicle says, " every liberal man, whatever be his religious per clasion, sympathizes," and laments Iv set, " de. privetrof sheik' political rights under the constitution Of their counly"—thitt, is, released from every re. ttriaion kt - ie MSCIO:YI OtiVslr tfibesto?4 deeihea, emu 'Jai itir Our independence and security in Churth , a•id Sole. tie In t. accounts from the North we lion hat et.iint.GONTOld'retnnined at T , boingen -on the tath'ult. All his movem_nts were watched, aid it wou'd be impossible for lalm to escape from the im prisonment ~ into which,• too conhdenily depending bn the honour of Sovereigns', 'from tile heroic gene rosity . of 11 . is own heart ) he unfortunately involved hituSelf. feture'destinat ion way not known, but it was reportt:d that he 'would be sent to Swabia," if tlx Tyrant of France should not order a more sum y fate for the Royal Fugitive. r • Lori WP.I.I.INGToN 4-ipi appointed the tsince of ORAN'4E P‘nd . LOrd 4a anLss MaklNßits to ga Extra Ades-de•Camp. 10 Isii'LOßlAlip. • The hit.' of 11lnucfl, eldest son to,ihe Duke of RicamoNo, and Aid-de.C,trnp.to Lord WkottNo lON, has,been very ill, t•,..t Was rapidly'recovertng as the date of the, last divatctle,„ it k impossible lot any one, to be mote:esteetne4 and beloVed than proinking: told spit lted young is..lobtentan, who, thOtigh only'leo years .of.a4e, ita* been present at 13 the battle , ,pt ttiacolind Fimuttes.de Ontir, and at 'all Lord WELLINGTON'ti opt:talons., for the lasi 12 inooths, • A , • • Doctor <B it!da has taken a house at Sunning i4i, near Winusoi - , for the Autumn. Letters lu reached town from Peniicola to.tbe 12th of July, which state, that the Marquis ot l'A• LA= had arrived at Valeocia, inte•ted with Ire Office of Captain• General of Valencia, Cata;o..ia, Murcia,. and Ariagon. The Counci' of Regency, born. whout he received this appointMent, had :tiro togagetk to put under his command- from 14 to 6,000 troops, in iiddition to those already hr tkit quarter of the Peninsula. If we mistake not, 11,e Marquis of PALACI , I it the person who, some mouths ago, on being ,chosen one of- the Regents, together with BLAKII, and AGAR, declined taking the oath prescribed by the Cortes, which he alleged to be incrimpatible with ihe oath of fidelity to FERDINAND VII. Ills refusal excites a good ,deal of bustle in the Cortes, and hews put under con. fmerttertt in his own huMe for his contumacy. • The Royal Cornwall Gazette., e)t Saturday, ion ! aias the following paragraph: : " A German Baron, who holds a ciammissioniti he Aus.trian .service, has been sent &An to Fal. month,. under an order 'signed by. the hince 'Re gent, to be carried out of the country," , The Editor adds, " There can be no doubt that Buuoa parte has many emissaries in this country." A private letter from a British Officer, dated Campo Maior, the 20th OIL COnt3iIIS the following intehigence 14. Immediately after I wrote you last, the French made their appearance within two miles of Campo Malin . ; we were in con.egnence ithme,ligely or dered- nnct-r arms, and the cavalry skirmished most of the day.," the enemy retired toWardi the evening, having t: great number 01 kiiled and wourtded:.—it was . really -pleasing to ace a troop of French cavalry advance- nude the brow cf a hill, whilst ours, en to them, Miele waiting their arrival on it ; they came up at toll speed, but a, soon a; they made theß appearance on t he top,.were charged wit h such tigour, ilia they retired in great confusion, ,with the loss of half their uuniber. Their frequent re connoissmices giye',us much trouble, keeping us continually .oti the alert. Our division is towed oitt every murning an hour before fiay-light, and roardi about a . inikt and half out of tovyn, -where w remained several hours; but our cavalry have lately given ttteut such smart brushes, that they do not not , srem inapt:Al to milest us, aud no more tfOltittg is, elciacte,i to tate place for Kane : ' Letters were yestercliy received front B4mos Ayr , s, to ti,eda.e il ihe 7th NIA), by a , ;oll),arriied in the Downs. Perhaps I lie 1110,1 Ito ,ot ti nt opqa -1.1.00 afialleett : ll- %,‘ it h the Rt'v .lotion in St)(4l6 Aine 11C3, are not hoe whist, nave sitar Ca ii:eg ieil i cl t no tic e on the iii:tnedihte shores of La Phta, but ~.. • ~. Ciose,which ,have restored to a trteloily itucrcourse , with the Revolutionary party the inhabitants of the iinmense regions of Palaguay. The documents on thin subject, in the form of an Extiatrrdinary Ga zette, occupying sixteen pages, we have been . fa % (Jure(' with through an Qtficial quarter. They con• silt of a Variety at letlatli betwec-11 General Matitivi Cavanas, Ciiminander of the forces of Paraguay, and Gei,,,ral D. Manu4l Belerano, invested with the -ft same lank in the driny of Buenos Ayres, and are dated from the Fieltotattle iii the Piaini of TA ottliiiiit„:lll,..? 14,1104 ing7e the ler arrangements h i ade t';'vtten ilitL-LIER : Cil, : ', `" N -0. 1. 'There 414,4 4 from ilii y peace, i ti 3 LIIIOII, petted cortidence, mid tree commercial in tercourse between the two prOVences 01,-Parageity and ,the Rio de la Plata. . . " -v. I.'he ,ditiagreement bet wean-. the provinces haying been occasioned by the ignorance in,Pitraguay . of the ckplovable state of the topther c , uotry, De puties 63'411 be employed to proceed from the former . to Buenes Ayres to Coiled information on this_ sit hitta . , ,( 3,, A D e p u t at i on b e i ng a p po i nte d , t h e city o f A , ,cension shall form a Junta according to the Re gulation of the I otlt February last, 'stated in the Ciazeve. of Oue'Dos Ayres, of . which innta Go. v ruor .Bernardo VeliiSCO shall be nominated Fre- " 4. As a proof that the troops of Buenos Ayres have entered Paraguay as frienk and pot as enemies, the expences incurred by the visitation shall be de frayed toy, she former. 3. MI persons that rriay have joinetilhe,,army of Buenos Ayres in.defence of she sacred...l:m.lW . of their country, an 1 Ferdinand VII, being inhabitant's of Rtraguay, shall be proteraed. ", 6. The. prisoners made, on either side, shall be sitarenelcrest whit their arms. The Herald D. Ignacio Warneksball be istune diptely set at .iihrty. (Signed) BEIGIIANO. MANtlgt. CAVANAg." The above Treaty WR$ entert`d ilikiiillbOLClLtelit to a the tic othit of Nx hielt •8 be - 11 r - Xtrilett'd frotu thzr Ait;c:rit:ol3 rapeio tecciyLlo the-atilt July. ituz. kesthrJa the persOns who had been arrested fo aging as Delegates, and Eleaors df Delegate't to the - Catholic' Commit tee, were brought, in custody, to the house of the Lord Chief Jake, in , Merion! &pate, and admitted to bail in t 000). and two sureties in 9.001. each. lhe following is a copy of the warrant upon which they were take!' 'i'nto =sway i— • . Coi'Y OF THE WARRANT. By the Bight lion. WILLIAM DONVNL'S; Lord Chief Justice of his Majesty's Court of King's Bench; in Ireland. County of the City of Dullini. Wtt 01, EAS, it ap . itvwtt. i formation upon oath, that . on tl7e;:ttho i da n of July ' • last, a number of persons asetubled at Fkilanible street, in the county of the city of Dabiin,.did pro-. pose and, resole, that a Corntnittee of persons,.Pro fessing,the Roman Catholic Religion, should be ap pointed to represent the Roman/Catholics 01 Ireland, • for the purpose, or under the pretence, sof preparing Petitions to-both Houses of Parliatnent, for th'e repeal of all laws in force in Iteland, partienlarly affecting the Roman Catholics ot Ireland. And'Nt hereas I have also received inforrnatiOn on oath, that 'on the 31st day of the said month, diver: other persons .as "ltetnblittl in the CatltoliQ Ciia, el, in L'irey smet, in the County of the city ot f o r O w purpose of apPoiating fire, persons to ael in such Commitee as afOresaid, as the Representatives 'there in of the ,parish in which the said ChaPel is situ ate, and that at 'said Weting Litferstrer , t, one EDWARD SHERIDAN rwas appointed one of the said Representatives, and that TnosiXti GREGORY SCURLOG, • HENRY EDMOND. TAALTI3 ) and Du for JOHN BREEN, were. four ,p) . persons so there Assembled, and that they and each. of.t hem...than and, there-acted. in such- appoint ment of the sa , d EnwAttp Snaaromq, to be such Representative as aforesaid, againSt the Corm of the Statute in that case made and provided.. These are, thclefore, in his 11 , 1ajesty's name, strictly to charge and command you; to aPpreltend and tir'ing before me, or some other of the Justiaes of his Majesty' s said Court of King's .Bench, the bodies of the said THOMAS KIRWAN, GREGORY SCURLOG, HENRY EDMOND TAAFFR, and Doetnr .. Jo,ll - Arliß SiN, that they be dealt with according to law,.and for.your s to doing this shall be your, .sufficient watr,anf. „ Given under my hppd . and, seal, dip lb . thty..of Auguir, OIL Francis Ifarniltoi . ,i and ;II I or any of the Conswnies c) Said COinty of ttic•cily o and their Assistants. ,4. DowNrs. f .~- .. any ..... M,~ IFINDSCR, Atio. tg. . „ The PRINCE REGENT arrived yisterday,..abotit. four o'clock, at the Castle, ar.il dri;ed 'the QugEN and PittNcessEs. At six o'clock, .her INIA' JESTY, and their Royal Ilightiesses the PO I .t!IGL% REGENT, Dukes 'of YORK, Stl65llX, KENT, and CAMBRIDGE, rode to Frogmore Lodge td tea,. and and walked in the prderis till eight, and them turned to the Castle. • This moin'og.'iit h6ll . pa4t tett, their Reyal nesgestai PRINCE RtGENT, , Dilkei DI.YORK,.KRt.kT. CAMBRIDGE, anti Z,USt.EX, and Princesses •AUGUSTA and SoPutA, took an airing:ou horseback in 1!: , . Great Park, &c, till lolf pact twc.ive. * The 'loyal Parry 'Y$ accompanied by I.,:iily I LLA GCIII":II4CARTWRIGHT WYNy ARO, Coutit:MUN STER, :8111. cOlorlei TAYi.„O R. T 414- tat) -anti PrinceaSes ELCZABETEI,and NlAity, took o 0 airing to Flogtuore, Set:. Arrived at twelve &clot k this '&3/, the Daii CLARENCE, who •itotticdi •ti.ly alighted 4 1 r4i11 . carriage, and .walked to hogmore, to her MA . . JESTY. 'filch' Boyal , tiighnes3es the PH t NCE REGB.NT 311(.1 hiS Itoy3l'Bri)tioer s ale expecit,:tl io Ittilial bt) a Vl sit tit the QUEEN till TtaltAdify, . ... ._ . l'hii'b.r.-ing tile 'I I ii;NCEREGENT'S Ural: day, it is kept quite private by the QUEEN at Frogtnbri.: 3, no ioviiatibus or vi:iit,,ri hof the . ty, pH . ,_ Pa glkIC . l4 lIHGENTIMeXi)eaedIy came to town this afternofiofrom Witt:isor. .• ''‘.cePonts. have reached the Admiralty of the total Joss of the:transport Vain4,l Bay, • dirria, aft the Lttst of Apni hilt, by strikiitl; On. a rock that is not marked uporriany chart. Shr.' h ad ' been on her way from Gibraltar' to Sicily wi:h to reign re n c to fil t i t t l s e ' it ' i ' ic il( r ) i l or (b a e s ir s i o g o i n l I rittclpiOl t t l l B C i k i a 19- F daer: htt, • • tunately tin litres were h;St. the,friiiston, which arrived during the week, letters have been received from •Cantoa to the 13th Feruary. They ,state that several emissarirs had reached 1.,. frontier 4, in the charac ter of Misstonarics, and had ingia•iatecl :themselves with the.Maneatins, in order td excite thost'-ra l ", - ' 11e Ore English which haee long existet!, and which are . becoming every SC:tiJil more alarming., • • The pirates, who have 'been only partially eitter:' mitrated; still Continue their . depredation's tile coast ; they have within a short period - plturderccl upwards of 1,3 o towns and villages, carrying moat of the won - remand children -into captivity. In this dilernma, the Most robust of the ChineSe.worn" a re *ski to have been trained to arms by the Mandarins) and compelled to fight.insquadrotis , Am estimate has lately been made; by . Impero. ed i6, of.Lthe Aoithig caprt4l,of the EfliPlrer 11mr with tlie tome of the public treasur i e s, b y which it appeared that there was a superabutrdaoc,"t• sil .vevin the Lcountry beYritict all form4r - ex l ttliPt. e, which d,,termined the .GOvernment to extend its tirculatiott to Egropeen tratiqra fur a raDirea , f 4 A. r ‘V B. , PLY svi6u Tit , Aim. i I ..;,... Arribed . the Ainedc4.li i Merry, Capt. JjAY V', from L:shon, with a c ar g o (•'-- w ints, bound to this • port for orders; alto foal • I'IP ''''''Foq..tvn,i,isken, t h re g o f which sailedavia , in)"' 414telY for i'urtsinouth, and the reniainiti tine ri•inaios at this p a n ; she brought paiseugerl thrci- British 'Offieers. 'Those •vesiels sailtd 011 ,11 a . fl't anunaillitkg, 'together to fibout 30 sail , l iv 1 greater 'alt ot. Whicif I.2.sed by ihis pat.eatlY 143 itioroi4 for yortarnonth, which i f oasist principalli ,- , 1 fr ausports 4 " !fairing on hoard sick, wounded, en itivaliti soldiers Irons the British ;army in Pcrt °o ; Arrived - tile 16f,i/ifi frigate front the Eastward. 11,4aacd - down Channel last evening a line of bath ship, ;: ' . . Sailed . the. )31oodhound go,n-hrig, Lieut. OVA Illki.p., witlii:a;stuall convoy for the Dowils,,,aarlong which is a Portugnese brig with a cargo float tho Brazils, board - to Lonion, awl two light rilli t $l4l that have' lately landed their cargoes at Coe (.IL , yard. AlSo sailed the Unicorn frigate, Copt, SALT, llif' ing oti bad c),.trier.al wALiatt, for Coluoaai i.i the Pheasant sloop of war, Capt. PAL 1110) 401 cruize in the Channel. ' • - ) J• .Arriy.ed 'the..lP/tiling sc runn er frolu Portialool.l . 4.AlArerot--- 42-:,704:64.1114.0,•10.0° ' lf di ......7..... West India fleet for the lii ve'r his Maj W e sty 4oo . 4l 11'116712n ' letr-sbeerness- -and Zoia to far Ft us li i n&. , . .,s . arrived the Echo sloop of war , i ionl a q uite. PORTsmotrra, Agfa' . ie.--Arrived bis Pie s . t f l Ship _N o rth Star, 'with the collowitig' transport' t 0 ~,d • t• •• ... , L 154.10, viz; . .. , ' .'. "• • ..' ' , : , ~,i,,, liato Dux ton, 1 .'4) friends,... Sarah, Aga, Arnil'' - ' , e ; • C ollins, , .116`volis, i).irrliiiitiji,- British th)i,,,l'i 1::'',1: ;-44'1111;ii?n.: ii:Dber:. and Ann, ' I laiiii.ih, 1.1x10.16 *ll' '4liti the Aurora. 1 • ' • 1 . • ' t c DOP q rrirecl his Pd:lesty's ship Seincfrolit4. . and the :Pnpregnable under jay cyaiti• Sailed the ,Sprightly fig. Goerhiey. K:lq2;at I;a7Ctllftleti:' vtiiiiilGaus'A'r la:l(,)'—cor9iLleis.bt:ll:ei :1":1.)41 Gl"liclitl?CehriPdatacskt:rti..;.:Eclitleat' Ndlifinor°tr'iCssilljyilc.,:orjl ° V"sl,EretTift):,teAdUGT.::l:l,-,- 'DO A ' Ti g'-hiiitgale 51°P w ' . ................ , AI ef). (.:aiioe into harbour on Wednesday to be leP--.r , • Pi' The. Eieria sloOp of war 'toiled trOtli Vill) 'I, 1 11 16 " . on I'Vedn'etalay, with eight 1 l e .seli 'NI- ,) ~ am uv $ Ce angel tloder convoy - for the Note i the. 11,4 . ~, . • 04 sloop . of war; : on Thurscl3y, on a cruadi Moselle, GRAY, ar ' 1 ''' for JicilC3' tinning i s Ti . .. f ...................................---- ,pi %' . • . . vt,l: l ' ISF;:lliil;:f:11.ini i L °. :: l u s t :i111 1 1 1! ) 1 4' ieft:l)caC;; ibtflai.)°::uri;:oll'itt:rt!):11vt1111):Ir'"e:1,!'11:',:1:1i::: P`)rhil'oP[lt, from INlatir..,e, W 35 On'''. L Thill'sci;ly I.lst :-- I i 'l , „ Sa lvia .. b.- left ikladr3s on the ini.11!"ft.,,,11 o,ofat'Sir S. Pic. IfiiCTV,.(7titilt:)::o:l,4 In ,0••;1' 1 , • • 11),if;IfAiseLliilois to .13va, etoorke,i IV 1..'‘,01,0t. I f?.;.:.(nriltrOtttile .' fictotriftgltrerr3Pl3 ?do, 4' ',l7lie !eda, 3ti, .C,,lptain SA Yt,ti ; t:i 'CO , jii d 'i , " C10.Vi.,1,1% ; 11.1ro,C,(411 i (..s•aploill ()''''','ej 01,1,,0. tnar.ing (iloort), C:traio ..t, ttitt'olch !.*.,1 io . o of ' ino i th of , l',..t..tioxy, kvitil Cot: t;rAld'',' troops,' tor tile 1713e':', cif reniezvolo. 1 'e,,11,110: ViSiOil witi,;••to sail 'On the I ltil •of I...Pit:it)._ ' v :4 p NY:olden, 'PI,. Captl.ti 11,1itt,; ol;,ti-,,Cf .01p1.011) Coo:: i iii)J 11,,. Ack.r. I'llei, 1,:0,11" tain I_,Ye;.antl 1-'1,.r.011, C: 1;:t.1..11 V; 5 . 0,,,.,.101,1 hat saiird lta Bottia,il.; tk Itt't:kc° l''' l, l c' ° 4 e.eo(l, c.i'lli die Cioriiiiie; Captji) 11'',,,,`"_"1011) th it iyar t of Ole ,6r•tet,llo3.ti ii!jcv.iy,tlt to'lnj,, I . ---1 '- '---- -1---1 -'(...'-:.'Cv,t iiti I: Is'P i g eP d rOV-eiVOUS; _:_le _0; IL. I 3, .1 ' 13 ,,, 1,1- • 1 j',(l.lt: to Betig;ll, to•COOVvy 1-011 Ml . 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