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" 41 1 liti . THE SUN. SOLS , O'CIRt ' , AI.SO/4 ALAPP.AT ? LON D 0 TUESDAY, NOVESISHE 5, 1811. A En Dublin. Dui. ----. Cadiz, s Gurrnsey, I jer• w), 3 Waterford. We are really zilmost tired of laying before our Readers the various cow radictory accounts that reach this country from the North of Europe, but, in general, we have only reports to communicate; for, from the enslaved state of the Continental press, and the restrictions imposed upon private correspondence, it is almost impossible to obtain anti etitic inform- . . ation. It is now stated that theEMperer Rtlfiila is determined to preserve the strictest .neutrality towards Great Britain and France. We should re joice to find,that this account % . •as true: neutrality is all we ask, but neutrality will not suit with Buo- NATARTE l 4•Continental System, which exacts from all the indeperid4int Sovereigns of the North the most implicit and degrading submission to all his mandates. Last night tin empress was received from 'Windsor, stating, 4 t 'fhat his MAJEiTY was not able to Wilk in the course of the day, and seemed much depressed in both mind and body." (Signed by the three Physicians.) Yesterday a little before four o'clock, Princess CiIARLOTTE of WALPA arrived at Windsor Castle, attend , d by Lady Do CLIFFORD, to pay her respects Io ti ,e - Qv' Eau, and 40; Royal' Aunt, Ptineeas So ' Pit lA, it being her birth-day. The QUEEN, Princesses litazsitg'rit;and M A ay, took au airing to Frogmore Lodge. The Cambrian trigate has arrived4PPiiitsrnouth, with Mails from Malta and Gibraltar;'. The accounts ftom the latter place state, that the French had re ined from St. Roche, after plundering the town, and " leaving the ihhabitants in a most wretched condition. It is Aso said,' that the enemy bad taken possession of Algesiras, and ravaged that place in a similar trimmer. The:Army' of Ballasteros was to,be etn ba&ed at Gibraltar for Taritn. We are sorry to find that the report of the lever, which prevailed at CartLagena; having appeared in some of the ships at Port Mahon, is 'repeated.; . . .4 A Lie A NT: OCr . B.—The fever hilba,tied at Cartha•;. gena, but it still makes great ravages fit prep Although nine-tenths of the inhabitants have left th 'l4ll, yet e , lthe remaining part, totititit lja die daily. • In • E iche it has also abated, ai,tl in this town it has not made its,appearance as yet t but iii the neighbouring towns abqut Carthagena, the deaths are in p , rportion to the population. , The accounts front Valencia state, that the French had not advanced fur ther than MOrViedro, as Sucutr Could accomplish nothing with the force he had at present, owing to the great titaubtt tit troop's Barg; in all dire Lions against hint." • Yesterday . divtehes were received at the Admi ralty froM Sir .IANIEB %wit:Wiz, and an account of their contents was fdrWarded .- to the Puirscit Iti- OittlTßt Brighton, by Mr. Ct.YNe, otty of the Ad tnirky Messengers. By accounts yeecived by the /Peo/thich store-ship, arrived last week from the' Mediterranean, we learn that tl:ere Were •17,000 British, and 16,000 Sicilian troops in Sicily many French officers were in com iiro:d among the latter: The • scarcity of grain in the Meciitet mean was rather alarming; though con.: sides able quantities had been brought down. from Egypt in at very expensive rate.'...-The British fleet nff Toulon had encountered a succession of such tre . mendons gales as they experienced laSt %tinter. Sir 'Emit an,Prw.cw was' daily expeOcd at Minorca to refit, most af the ships of his ffeetttntiving sustained 'serious- damage in their yards and. igging. The Coquerar, 411agnifiqttl, Arctic . , sun were lying at Moiorea on the tith ult. refitting., The •Itriatibuw and several frigate; were lying m•Gib 7 Tahitr when the Woolwich sailed. When 1.1, f 1 LLASIk. nos had retreated to Gibraltar, the enernidetaChed a squadron of dragoons, to endeavour to cut Off a part at hiS army but a well directed shot from Gibraltar lines killed several of them, and induced the rest to rejoin their ComMander Goirdinrit;: An attack on Algesiras, which was not forkied, Was apv,telit,"nded to be 'their objeet.,".Bonagterw, about to embark at, Gibraltar. foreTorhillti'e here he would be joined by 3000 Spanish troops`imid 1,500 Bt . nish, from Cadiz. After this junction'; he would 'de .tide 4On:future operations. An island near Ta , rAi has been very strongly fortified by the Spaniaids, as a safe post to retreat to. The Tragedrof Romeo and Juliet was represent. list night at Covent-Garden Theatre, and Alr C, Kxmet,P. was to belt e'beol the hero of tt,e piece, tut being suddenly tak , n ill, do apology was made for the substitution oft, Mr. Baus-rox, who, 'Consi dering lite rrl.o t nwice that . he received, went through the partin a Cory creditable manner. . MiSs Boor ir 'was'an'intetesting ropreientitive of Mrs. JoADAtir, it seems, has not entered into any revatar engagement with . the ement•Gartlen Pro• . but is to pt rfain a few nights in the course of the season, and then finally ,retires l freiM pidilie life. It leas been said that a bot of madern - Cu . medics belonging to the FA.AboUrne Theatre was last week Ozed custnin-House Officer, 'On its way to iv e , • Some part of the contents were soon found' to be of fureio jinportatirni, thougbdisgriised as manulitat‘re, It was, howerq, aerie 'dis covered that they, were of 4 velyirilling nature, and, - . of course, permitted to pass duty free: c„i o tiel SHitAertitt.t.' has made some very great Improvements: in his shells. An L4potiment will hi a few bys be tried with them in Mount's Bay...— Six privates and a. non;•commissioned officer, from each of the artillery companies at Plymouth and Exeter are to attend the experiment. The ,Chesterfided packet, for theßrazik, has beeti taken by a French privateer off Alderney. The Swilisige, with Admiral APODACA and Family on board, OOtitithlO 6 'wind-hound ' at 'St. Helen' s. The Fur brig : is arrived at FaitilOtlth in t b days iroin Gibraltar. - The enemy are'ittafeittohave ad vanced, and taken possession o AlgOrith - , Wefite authorized to publish the knowing CooL respolulettce Copy Gra Lefler from Sir t!Z.NR ~ I Hit Li oft n, RArt, to Lord 0 t &kip, !Lard Cprzutr.strixti Novpmber 3, 18r1. : " MY LORD, " I have read Mr. Trotter's account of the last days of the late Mr, Secretary D'ox's Lite with much surprise and regret. His observations on the medi• cal treattner4 of the case are ntlite" uufnunded, and must occasion pain to Mr. Fox's friends, while they .do great injustice to the Physicians who attend-. ed him. I assure You, my Lord, •Mr. Vox never took a particle of the diOtalis during his illness; cause neither Dr. Pitcairn, Dr. Mose:ey, not 'my self, thought it would be of use :to him; nor was any& her potent medicine of doubtful efficacy •ad ministered to him, by-which his dissolution could possibly be accelerated; In fad, • during the list fortnight of Mr. Fox's life, he took cordial medi clues only, such as were likely to sustain the con4ri nation as lung as possible. I have written - to Dr. Moseley, and to Mr. Tegart;and for your . Lordship's perusal, both my letters and their an swers, by w Inch the statement 1 14,1ve had the ho nour to make yeur Lordship .ibove rs confit med. " I am, with much respell, my Lord, " Your Lordship's hilliftlt Servant, (Signed) . HENRY HALFORD: " Curzon -steno, . Nov. 3, du." To the Copy of a Letter from Sir lieliry Raiford, Bart. to Dr. Ma,se- Icy, datt:tl CitrZoll-StiLct, Oct. 29, 'Sit. " MY DEAR DOCTOR, " There are some observations in Mr. Trotter's book, in which he gives •an account Of the last period at Mr. Fax's illness, calculated to . give late Secretary's .friends great pain, and to: do in jury to the disinters of the phYsicians who of- - tended him. Mr. Trotter states, at lea-t mold than insinuates, that Mr. Fox's death was hastened by the use of digitalis. Now :I believe that the digital►s was never administered at all in Mr. tux's cast—lnr I well retneryther, when the propriety of administering it in Mr. Fox's ease was discussed in cons ersation, reinaiking that I had: ne. ver seen it do goad in ascites, though I had frequent. ly thought it of use. iii water of the chest ; and I think you slated also, as well as Dr. Pitcairn, that this was the result of your experience. In conse quenee,- I believe, it was never given. "As far as-my recollection goes . , we abandoned all hopes of a cure when we found. the tibia 461.ii i 7 : mutate again so rapidly after the first operation and ,after, Mr. Fox had ban tapped a second time, live prescribed no other. remedies than: cordialsoo sus tain his frame as long as possible, Will you be so good as to tell me what you remember on these points. I am, my dear Doctor, " Sincerely yanen, , • (Signed) "Ht soy HALFonD." Copy of a Letter from Str H Ellit Y 1 , 020 Bart. 7tiuk TtOol. AT, CSCI. dated eLlt2oll.slfert, Oct. 29, 1811. " DRAft SIR, I shall be obliged to:you if you will examine With great cne the several . prescriptions which were written for the date Mr. Secretary Fox, in his last . find some erroneous observa- , Lions in Nir. Tioito.r's book, which do great. in justice .to. his Physicians, and must' give Mr. Fox', (fiends pin. He more than Insinuates that the, digitalis was given in , doses, by. which Mr. Fox's death was hastened. Ido not believe the di gitalis was ever prescribed at all. I remember stal ing in consultat i on, w he n she propriety of adminis. tering that remedy was discussed, that had never seen it do good, In the dropsy of the belly, though I had often found it give temporary relief in cases w3oer in the chest ; and Y an pretty sure that Urs. Moseley and Pitcairn both stated this to be the result of 'their experience also, and that in collie 'queriee it was rient• prescribed: " I think Mr. Fox took nothing but cordials after the last operation of tapping. When we found that the lluid'accurnolated again rapidly after the second puncturing, then, I ,belieVe, we all abatidoned hope of doing good by fwther thive attempts to cute his disease, imd determined to proi rad life, as long as w e could by meastueS calculaied to giye:hirn pcAt'Cr and to suLt..iin his system., But you have the means of, knowing this better than any body by referring to the preseirptions which were sent to you trial) day to day, and you will do me a kiodoess it' you w ill show them to tuo, and tell me p rticulatly whew Cher the digitalis : was given at any period of Mr. Fux's illness. Dawns. 1 4 I am, dear Sir, with sincere egteeth, your faith. ful servant, (Signed) " H. liALVtaitD. " TO ArthtliTegarti Esq. P 411.1111," • Copy of a Letter from Dr. Islort.tv to Sir Hay ICAL• TOs liAft. dtltCa Al Od. 29, ter,. " nftAii SIR HENRY, You stall bear atm) me iti a fete days on 'tilt: sulijt..:7t of, ysfur obliging letter. fit the interim . , bb as,ured, that Mr, iux riever took digitalis hi atiy local %Ndh,itever, " Yeur i a very slncercly, (Stip) d) • '' B. Musgt.LY." Copy of 2 Letter from A AT i it f F R r , ESC!: to Sir ft. Bait. tii4t4xt .lAli October ktli; 1 . 61 I. " DiAlt Sttt, " I beg leave to acknoWledge the receipt of yoor letter of esterilay, requesting that I might care fully examine the devvtal . prescriplioto.; which were written tor the late Mr. 'Seetetaly Fax in his last illnetei, and ascertain. with exaetneits, whether the . dignalits had ,been at any .time' exhibited to that, gout et w oh . In answer In which I b:.g to aeqnaint you, that I lure exotnined ‘.% jib great diligence, the several prescriptions written by the ', A t e D oc .st o i Pitcairn, Doctor Moseley, and yoiw,,. If (the at tending Physicians); and that I lid no one of them contains a particle of the medicine alluihtd to, in any shape or form. Indeed, withotit this exinni.. na ion, I think I might venture to vssert; iroiri the distinct reeolleetion which l have, of all the cir‘;n 3) . StAttet” Cotitteaed with the indisposition of Mr. whom I 'attended almost daily, • twin thc: corn-. ► em:envoi of his illness, to the day of his duceas,,, fecrins of the most sincere respea and anxious solicitudew—that, although the peepriety of adminis. tering the medicin question (the digi ta li s or fax-: e,in questio . glove), had been more than once discussed in con sultation, it bad never been prescribed for Mr. Vox, *ifAS4 --$ A ice, th - e — st.cl;nik - i`aliPitg, tm the 3lt of August, up to il+e,l3th Of Sepuem ber, iso6, the day of IVIr. Fox's exhibited to him were eii . tir sly sit the tonic and and...wercliveu tt%t-n, suli.iy with view of supporting his. streng , h, SA ynti will per ceive by the several prescriptions wli".(_!. I now eu cioJe,. in compliance with yotsr.sleite. • " I remain, dear Sir, • " Youf . obedient and obliged linrnble • • (Signed) .` ARTHUR . 1 " Sir Henry Eillford, Bart. Sec. Szc." Lord HoLLANo to Sir HENRY HA 1.!•oir). • " Holland flouse, Nor. 3, iSt t. " DEAR SIR, " I luve just received your letter of this day, with the-inclosures from Dr. Moseley and Mr. Te gart, and beg you.to accept my best 'hanks for th 6 comMunication. • " You and Dr. Moseley will do me the justice to reeplied, that at the melancholy periodto which your letter alludes, I felt it due: to the Physicians who had had thecate of Mr. Fox during his last illoess, to express my sense of their unremitting attention, and my persuasion, as far as I was able to tot m a judgment, that their treatment of his case had been skilful and judicious. ,Nothing has . since occurred in the slightest do giee to alter the impression it'hich I IEIO recew ed, in common with all Mr. Fox's immediate con neetioos. As, however, the statement you have sent me may he satisfactory to those Who had not the same means of information, I feel greatly obliged to you for the tronble you have now t.-11;en, and I beg you will communicate this letter, mid repeat my thanks to Dr. Moseley. • " You will further oblige me by conveying my acknowledgments to `Mr. Teg.qt for the accuracy of hi 4 statement, and for his uniform zeal and assi duit y during his attendance on Mr. Fox. " I am, dear Sir, with sincere regard: and esteem, " Your much obliged, (Signed) " VASSAL HOLVANn." NAVAL IkIEWS. PLytirouTH, Nov. 3.--,-Arrived this morning the American schooner Little Caroline, TIPPETt, from Bourcieaux, with a valuable cargo,' consisting of Wine; brandy, oil, silks, &c. bound to New York, detained and sent in here by the Semiramis frigate,. Capt. IticilAanioN alSo arrived this day the . brig Midas, Coin r, from Gibraltar, with a cargo con sisting of brandy and wine, and is under quaran tine. Arrived last night in Cawsand Bay a man of war, and a brig from Ireland laden with prmisions ; the hitter has 'lost her foretop-Mao ; also arrived the Oporto, Coorua, from atiebee, laden with timber and deals. .' • ' • • Sailed theitphea schooner with a convoy for the DEAL, NoV. 4.--Soiled his Majesty's ship. Pique for Sheerness to repair the damage bhe sustained in the late gales. • Arrived his Majesty's ship Ahaqui lo from Yar• mouth, and remains. FALUOUTki, 4 T o s v. back the Princess Mary packet, leaky ; she is reported to he ready again on the 7th instant. Also, put back the Mm. 'rod, rust', for the South Seas ; she w.ts cluts4into this port by a French privateer, which remained Off the port ,all the evening. The Nimrod parted with the Diana packet, bound to the Avails, on Thurs day laSt, in a gale of wind. The Ludy Peire, of Ffintl, ROBINSMZII, .bourql London, on fitiore on ii.irldry Beech, near North Yarmonih. The Hanley Castle, STAnK, from HOU to Heli goland, was, totally lost near fituntrt. 20111 ult. , The 'blur and :Elizabeth, filit.gr, Qt stuttierland, was lost V7th ult. crew saved, `The remains of the bat t.dion of the 28th Reg . i ntent, under the comtnand of Lientenaut-Colonel Ross, part of which la•ely aril , ed from Porto pt, utter an absence of three years in the Peniostala, have teceived ordets to bold themselves in readinevs to epbark for Ireland. • The major part of the Royal Artillery and Artil lery Dtivets, now at Plymouth and Exeter, .are in daily expettgion of orders to embark for Si6ly ; they hate been once ordered and enuntermanded. A detachment of the e d battalion. of the sgth 'Regiment has 'arrived at 1-11Inea, from the Army Depot. The 12th tight Dragoons, e.,nder.the.command cit Maj©r WYNDHAM, are at Miliwelia, near Guarda, in excellent health and spitits. ana are anxious for ,811 opportunity to signalise thetmeivea., At a meeting of Ihe Go ernoi 't he Charter home, held yesierday, the Rev. JOHN kVSSEI,L, M.A. and late Stildent of Christ Church, Oxford, was.unantmously eh tied I7lead: MAStei of the Scheul, in the room of.the late liev.,Dr. RAiNe• Saturday morning, as two young gentlemep, of the namesol.Gorrnan and Iteeves, were shooting at small birds in the fields leading from Copenhagen pons..t 10 Hackney, die former 5 gnn went Off on joiliping over a ditch, and: lodged the contents in the lneiist of the latter, WiWiexpircd at nine o'clock in die evening., ' ' litiE),D.—This day there was no Court of Alder rrien. The ! l ord Mayor, niti-r inspeBing the re turns, ordered it. to continue at present prices.— Loaf .t q. sd. _ On , Saroyday last, as the Southend enrich, in its wily to lowa, was passing thr,iugh ittnuf , td, heavily laden, the- hinsei took aright, and riot on the foot•pol I), by which circumstance the coach was overturned, and the homes cootmuing their speed, dragged the carriage several yards, lying on its.s;de the ontside passen6eis were thrown with voleoce, and one of them, a fen:laic, considerably hurt. a.i no .1.4.4.4.41i.....,v...___....4_,P.L.1.1.......... AM11.............. 11 Nife hate been fkiVoured, through a private clop, net, : with. the following important d o cument-, thewingl.lbe,,prostess of the Revolution Tea Co ~. racca 44'i late date, and announ cin g t 0 he tti of 6 tit 7 Ai ilkValeneia. . . 3 7 " CARAtcAs, Am:. (1 . . " Headquarters, before New Valcocin, ? July 23. " An armistice is proposed to treat of a vpitull. Lion i h,; , . It 11 ,, stilities cont i n ue, regardlessOf this io. posal in favour of liumanitv, so confor mable in paternal , love with which the m Sup Governmerir •ot r VL!oeit!ela treats 311 comm unities of their c leonat &rat i on, - the fatal , consequences which -result of an obstinacy un availin g and .unjust,,alid the whole responsibility , roust be weighed by tiles authors. • (Signed) " FRANCISCO DE MTRANDA , " Carlos Soutticoe." . • , ........... yib . irrilhg is g iven to the officers and men wi:hi o `` Ykr o . ocC 4 flie"Alvrro, and otlwr military poilus ti ,ti thOildo 45! Valtaicia; that it , they fire a sitig le co. non.shot on the army of Vezuela which is before it, oot only shill the offered,capitolatiou be revolied •' to all, but 'the city sh3ll be t•ntered sword in IPA - . apd the inhabitants. he puni.hed w ith 411 the WO of war. The Chiefs shall'.be ,periOnallY acc° lllit ' able to the arrnY for ailV insult or , rnittell. . . . (Signed) 1 Nit •i'Dke " Fn.\ NCISCO OC ntA, .. 9 1 Carlo:: soubleite." AI (Ott:ware surrendered to the confederated an, on the lelth July.} , . voyage cult). DISpATCI-1 FROM tits EX:FICITARRNACCYGGA'SiNt,I::::' REDUcTiON OF NEW VtattslClA. 0 . f .i \ i , 9 . ur di . spos 0 tons tor the h:ockade Sod redua l ' i atencia ' being 'Nought to soar 'a point .as to le" I quire t_. nothing but :4 general attack ,tb tender rhea" I :...rf_eettl9l;we disposed every thing ' for au iinine,liald irt un n7s u l9llb e d v itietl e ee r °d y nh "'li t : 1 4 ) e-uniting.the iioofi46ltheditsrelit Pi ll of •tRe pray trice. .• -. ~,,- (~1 ...‘lrTir ...attack took . place;, yestrtrilay at sap-- '," o clock, ili'llie afternoon, on eiifht ditietelitloi a rii t , once, which, 1 t l(4te re itYli n c E cle:h'itiesti:ieesangenttasha.e:eilct:t eitciv'hnlleetirfm:::ler;liel'nfia:tbletgLPaiSluttliqiii:neuctisks;elcuel,:::;ttiden' leLQr:j'ii.lifl''ibil'bilrii(::: position, t awaiting. the next day to recfle le';‘, , e i r allowing our troops sortie !lain risk I ,' it Ito t day-break, we renewed the ato.'lloo.o same order, and with the smile brotrY,,:, iii ten directed more, inaniediatelton certain alas Pl),`)il o'clock the empty, from whom we lou ~ .a cut . o s • re 911 e Condition of 11 1 communication with. the w3tvr, P i ' r t a;r3 rOi i,(.4loitulation; these were retod, ''. 0 '. .El tad -,already and t ne. d a . t I d i: g i s e 1 c i f ib t ea flag o: of n h Venezuela t t o e ' ,il l . t eN i : a,c i ur n co t: a i a l l 1 : 0 80 " r:e;kgeei L I, I I( ' 11 : 13 i I Y 0 .1.. 1.. : ,1 oi . sti ll...capitulation. They were thereford obliV'ana humanny for their treatment, an d, bans,b iwe/Y!,',,tiii4 _troops‘4, T t i o l c o . ksmaiifi possessioneet oc ti o f e n i rs i v i) : e l i r i p i j i g e ot u , E P . o t t i I r 'c o il. : t a a i rn , l i r a.., . „ experienced the intractioa 1 . ', lO l a e r r s y : l , , tifnigell:ii.osinitreiyc. 1 . ) .h o i n n ofFs..t.e. d 1h e Mk') cif Vagtioour::: : 1 41 2 sembled in hostile array against CAraco l s rt . rt , 1 1 : ) ; 81st July, riot ode of th r eat remains uapacibdil In a subsequent Dispatch I w day. ' s e m i all number at the 'Oiled g ad watle d ' d qjbictroPl'i Withperienced in this atair,a, Which covers our Iris as'well j 5 i Colonel Don Simon Boliver, who,' . r ior ot comrades, hisd. distinguished himself in the exect),na 4 kictions on this potriolic daYr ' vi be, A'd .,.:„4._e-CmTiP, 'Capt. Don Francisco Solias, di Ro l ~ n. 4, , , 1 o fi l t : l lp r . e r g ils fi l o a tili r s: a n t o v w , S.tQes.ttoharet.,d°tica) Lil,titists'eleiP:e'l°4'l)tlrvYbaiwlrtitr' 'villain your Excellency of what particulars( Y i I' .. ~ a l , tine will not allow Me in do novi. r r .:T 7 lt i I°4 : t S : ll l :7 l e C sce: irieU°l:s-°o4:lUls.r4'n•Ccr"l3l:: eA O lui F eg t1 : 114Yil: Cll ‘1 7 ' 4: ill Men . too ••••••••••••• . .. ' . of Sj i thIAPE. ,„ to The :edition promoted • v 1 '3 b " I ' '.. lutit'itZic ot i fi . in a CDC ) f e et tie F" • , , our independence - , ,sought to 1e,,tr,00- • rtnness of Sari 'Felipe, but she Ptil.a"ioedi, her e t h i c of 13rave, which shti loro)'oly 0 1 ,1 , : i t d 1.1. r, ouncil, cautioned by the Represcntso%ooo 01.1_!district, received as they ought, the logie!„03, as t aValel'oat and prevented their etrolS ill 1." PProlli Iron) the following Ancomentit : - '7, re it v "tiSaie k• '' ' ; "-In': JtILY 1 6:--The d 3) , h° 1 . 1 ,. ) . a iio terdar all t he'..-TiepUtieg o f Vel4zoo3 stibSVPA . I a. btil lt) ,, act_... of absolute todepettelcitcy, raved on t.. - 0 , 1 0 stint. The joy of all the itilta4ititti: 'kg 40° 00 _.hotrods 5 they see an end of competiii'll t e e 9 r. i k...u r r , :pean and American ; every soul bicsh:rrettcs the°lV, and the patriots themselves lig e c , , w , r e,t ig excess o t, any of the incautiots w 0 "",10' utters t word derogatory CO the intim:lle uniog (o lioit s mold bind us indissolulAy together. [141010: B.__everal remarks on Ihe prciprie e of the o,,"C'il.rii or t oc , c. tS!c. and the :Approbation u t Sirtyua, 0-Fliolot, denti . eated , in the usual rrianner. l'' T l 4, t9 ,„0,3" a_sser.tons and observation s . ere worthy or 1 7 - f 110 Ay different fonveyances, news reached as ° vs 1 I.advised revointi,,d of rbd city of Valencio, tho e, . .great nutnber of Etiropeang from Old SPilli,,, d' was the sole cause 'of these., commouons; w•opiii• eortents, lest America, destined by her ge ° g r ,, jori , Fa . position or the g!obe, might forma fref Iliiteiii c".(ll.(l;vl)Fetirtneanrrf,owt ever} nlltl,t s t , o i r jeuirgi)no,(,e;olyve rn in en 1, i 4 . r ilev Ltillitig 'to r'`:, o ,o o 1.31°9 1 4P Ozith 'of "rdleginice tali , n by 'the 5 ,' f i,,, , ,!.' ual,,i(l,C,CafitC,ls to 'no ioirtinary lights 01 itit elf nand ‘Il-, 'a priionr r of Buottapilte, iitidll% 06 h)igt'ttitlg that,he fist violated thcir':;., le 3c oice SP,ltti4b Notion in total orplia',..ig, :i 111'.3- tionexecuted at 13.4yonne in the }ear 1809. •••••••••••••••......../......... 0 Q . A lei`er from Eaststivit,,dated the 22r 1 o f a I lls her, states, 110 Captalo Paqe.rs.oll is iaio n ° to , .. t' op _if ,toth by iwo French privatcerS, on ra , • . ..; i r , ,l t ls o u ti e . kc t l :, or;l:lit,eb olre;itii:r,suladn d i ii r t, ,o g p r e c t i l lte i s u t u a l x w ie t t; p er , vail,d to know 1 , I ' : ! ;01,0 t. 0 w et I,,Atcly at l'enerttre, three Aftlefiall 501 003 shot for foundering their Captain, roatevc°6l: DA Spanishii priest, passenger in their o'e,,cc;i pct 1104thof - the culptits. ki,Cre COL Olt, arid. F r hooks for public exposure .. A 1