The Sun. — London, England, 1817-09-17 00:00:00

IMPORTANT TO MERWANTS. .. . . •-•3. Within 24 hours after the arrival of a vessel, the Cap . „ , toan 4W-Snpercargo shall personally appear a. the custom ,-laditse,'-• there to deliver a second manifest, containing his cargo...particularly specified, signed nv himself; and, in the ;4 1 rcsenee•of 'the collector, .notary, and interpreter, he shall - *idealist, swear that no. 'hi:ire cargo is on hoard than that -contaided in said manifest. The ,fortn of this oath will be kept printed in three or attire lart , ua , cs, which, after being legally authorized. shall he _joined to said manifest. •-• 4. A fine of I,ood dollars snail be exacted.of the Captain or Supercargo, in case he omits to pre,:ent the detailed mani jest, and take his oath within the time before-mentioned; and, should there be any matt vial difference between the two manifests, the overplus shall 1w seized, and a fine of an equivalent amount of said goods shall be exacted from the Captain or Supercargo, unless such difference should have 'arisen undesiguedly. 5. When the Gaptain is not able toSmaki : Otith to the par ticular manifest from incapacity, and nut having a Supercargo en board, in that case this duty shall tall upon the consignee; who shall always exhibit Within the time aireaitd stated, the ' original invoices, authorised by the respectiv e C onsu l s or Vice-Consuls of Spain, as heretofore required; and the inter preter of the two Finances shall translate such inv o i ces 'Atli-411in the two following days; which regulation is to he Mt sprved respectively when the cargo belongs to different per sobs. el, Nothing shale landed without the proper permit from the Custom-house, either before or after the presentation of the manifest and invoices:, The simple act of attempting to scud any goods, however trifling their value, without the per snit, wilco neike the Captain liable to a tine of I,ooe dollers, betides the seizure of the articles landed, or intended to be tended., 7. Should there be any articles passed, conveyed, or trans lated from one vessel to another in the harbour without the custom-house permit, the Captain of the vessel receiving them e and any person aiding or assisting in the salute, shall lay three times the value thereof, and the effects confiscated; as also the vessel or vessels receiving them, together with the boats, latmehes, employed in their transportation. 8. All goods and effects whici: may be seized by the eastern house Officers, fraudulently landed, besides the confiscation thereof, and the fine imposed on the Captain, expressed in Article 6, shall be immediately valued by the appraising Offi cers of the Custom-house; and should they amount at the highest market price to eun dollars, the vessel, with her tackle, apparel, and every thing belonging to her, shall he comprehended in the penalty of seizure and confiscation. 9.. e lVlien the custom-house permit is obtained, the landing must take place by daylight on the wharf or other place that limy be penned out to each vessel. Those articles which are to neeremnined, eeiglied, or measured, shall not be renweed to arty other wharf or pl ace w ith ou t th e Custom-house eienoit, under the penalty of eualiseation. to. Should any goods or merchandise entered for exporta thniebe lauded or inteeded to be lauded fraudulently in this or any other port of the island , such good, together with the vessel th e y p rocee d l ions , an d t h e heats- ane the launehee employed in said lauding, shall be confiscated.. 11. Should app reesel attempt to land goodr,hawever small, the amount, iu any port, not a pert of entry, such vessel and I her appurtenances, with all her cargo, shall be seizes and coubseated. I. All the provisions on board a vessel shall be manifes!"- cd, and should the quantity appear recessive, the duty shall be exacted on vial excess. Id. Passengers' nageeee, and other effects free of duty, shall alto he manifested; and should auy fraud be discovered, the whole shall b.: confiscated; and a penalty exacted of three times the value thereof. eh Goods may for carried from one port of en[ry to another in the island; in the same vessel they were imported or maid. tested, by securing or paying the duty thereon. lb. Gen e rally, m the loading or unloading of vessels, every article which may be eiscovered or seized, without a permit, intended to be in:reduced or exported fraudulently, shall be confiscated, and the tiers, •is guilty at the seine shall be lee:le to a penalty of three t lees tie amount, provided such goo d s should not be suhjectee to the 'warier penalty expressed in article d. 16. In the clearing of foreign vessels, a visit shall he,paid by the Custualehouse officers, as soon as the vessel shall be loaded; and should more cargo than what is cleared out be found an board fraudulently eliipPed without the knowledge. of the Custom-house, such good; shall be confiscated, and the Captain be subject to the penalty of three times the value thereof. And it such articlee . should consist of silver, go ld, tett:tee° in leaf o r seller as, mountine, to end dollars, the vessel * cargo, and appurtenances shall ale() be confiscated. IT. No consignee shall dispatch a vessel, until he is satiq fied by a proper document signed by. the Commandant or Vi siting Officer that she has been visited and examined, under the penalty of I,oou dollars in the first instance, and in the second, the same penalty and further prosecution. It being understood au officer shall remain on board time vessel until her departur e) , 18. In the p enalties and fines herein mentioned, which are conformable td those of ether nations, the informer tied the Seizing Officer shall be entitled to the same part as in cases of confiscated goods ; and the distribution will be made in like mariner, and with all possible disp a t c h. 19. In ease the Captain, Supercargo, or other persons who may be fined under these regulations, should be without the means of satisfying; the same, the anemia of such fines and the costs accruing shall be taken froie any part of the cargo or any property under their eentroul, reserving, however, to the owners their claim fur indents:ay against the infractors it) their own country. 29. Although the greatest severity will - he exercised against the infractors of three regulations, this intendeney will al way; have due - eonsideratiou fur involuntary faults or mis takes, where good faith is manifested. • 21. The foregoing regulations'shall he translated into En glish and French, and printed in three columns, a copy of which shall be delivered to every Captain of foreign vessel on his arrival by the visiting officer, that OD one may plead iguu ranee. A copy also shall always remain posted up at the Custom-house, and others transmitted to all our Consuls and other persons whom it may concern. MI *hien shalt be communicated to his Majesty by first opportunity; it tieing at the same time understood that these regulations arc not to alter in anywise such as are at present &timed, agreeabl e t o Royal order, as respects the national ceinoseree. ALEXANDRO RAMIREZ; llarannah, 97th June, 107. 1 hereby certify that the above is a faithful traaslatisn of the original in the Spanish language. MIGUEL DE AIIIAMBAP.RI; Havanna'', sth July, 3817. City 8U51N134.-Yesterday. a Court of Alder men-was held at Guildhall for the general dispat c h of public business, which was attended by 14 Al dermen, the Re co rd er , Sh er iff s, and City Officers, when John Prinsep, Esq. who was lately elected by the Court of Common Council to be Bailiff of the Town and Borough of Southwark, was "'Orli into the said office.—Mr. Solomon brael re , signed the office of one of the Twelve Jew Brokers, and Mr. Abraham M ocatta was admitted in his Stead. Seventy-two bars of gold. weighing tip wards of 14,90 ounces, were produced and sworn bit tor exportation. 443 W REVENUE LAWN at the PORT of HAVANNA/I. %V eras it is netessary that the regulations to p revent frauds and ivinuggliiig, as respects the fo teign 'trade permitted to ibis island, he clear and Unit►,ttu>> and that a just principle of reciprocity, as tar a. circumstances will admit, maybe observ ed +liven) ) and that foreigners who are interest • -ed may not plead ignorance thereot,, it is hereby :' - enacred, that the following will be put in force `iron► the inuatb ofJuly next (the same having been agretti upntt•by the Royal Council of finance:), until his Majesty's deteiniiivation : 1.. Every Captain or Supercargo shall deliver a manifest of bid lelg s , ..S'orurn to and signed, containing the nuoilier of Sales Utratkites, to the first visitinr•buat, immediately on their art Ival. checoithnandaiit custoin-bouse-otlicCr shall certify on the back of tile said 'manifest, putting his flourish nit each sheet, the dad• Mill hour of his receipt, and then shall delivrAit into the custout-I3ousc. 51',' Should any Captain or Supercargo , be neglectful of, or Should deliver a false or defective manifest, he shall pay a fine of St/0 dodars, hesidei bring liable to a farther prosecution, aCtorriiiig to the natnre of the case ; and SilOttitl the cuit►- mattdaut . ur visiting officer be neglectful in de►uanding, cer tifyiog, and delivering into the custom-house said manifest, _all equal fine of live hundred dollars shall be paid by • From the LONDON GA'ZETTE, Sept. 16, 1817 • Crown-Oiler ) Sept: 16, 1617. Memherreturnen to scrre ih this present Paii*nictit. Coun►y of Glainorgaii...-Sir Christopher 0;le) of l'enricc tastle, in the County of CCiatioitgan, Knight Commander of the Bath, in the room of Benjamin Itall, Esq. deceased. . , ti" al , .l7Mitr, Sept. 16, 1817. HOSPITAL STAFF. • To be Surgeons to thr Forc,s.—Statf-Surgeons (Cveit Lind3ey and Edward I)mv, from buff-par. Tob,e Hospitial-Assistants to the Force.—Hospital-Assistants John Sqttair, N 1.1). William - Henry DurreE, M.D: and Wil liztnt Bain, I.U.N from halt-pay. Coalmicsions in the Bedfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of 'Bedford. Harrold Troop.—Farter Grove Spurgeon Fairer, Esq. to be Captain. John Higgins, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Leighton Troop.—Thowas Potter Nlacqueen, Esq. to be Cap. tain. Thomas Lane Wont!, Gent. to be Lieutenant. BANKRUPT( lES ENLARGED. S. Ilumplirey_s,Charlolte-strect, Portland-place, _merchant, from S, , pt. 2p, to Nov. 8. T. Reeve and 3. Leigh, alias 3:Lee, Bucklersbury, ware housemen, fruet Sept. 20, to Sept. 27. G. I)iggles, Newman-street, Oxford-street, money scrivener, from Sept. -20, to Nov. 8. • BANKRUFPCY SUPERSEDED. • Cook, AVylaw, Northumberland, -baker. BANKRUPTS. - . . Richard Thrimas, Plymouth-dock, wine -merchant, to sur render Oct. I, 2, and 28, at ten, at the Star lOM, St. Ives, Cornwall. -At torn ie..), Messrs. Halle and H ichens, St. Ares, - ur Price, New-spave, Lincoln's Inn. - Samuel Furnival, Liverpool, gro,cer,.OctoberA, 7, and 28, at tine, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. J. Orme, Liverpool. Thomas Hensman and William Hensman ) Liverpool, ;mer chants, October Id, I I, and 28, at twelve, at the George Liverpoid. Attornies, Mr. Joseph Gunnery, Liver pool., or.Nlr. Edward Chester, Staple lon,•1 1 :ontloo. Samuel Hotroyd, Quick, Yorkshire, innkeeper, October 10, I I, and 28, at two, at the Buck . and Hawthilrne, Nlanches ter. Attinnies, Mr. IVilliani Creswell, Manchester, or Mr. Chancerv-lane, London. Charles Chester, jun. Liverpool, auctioneer, October 9, 10, and 23, at one, at the Bull and Punch Ilu.cl Inn, Liver pool. Attornies, Mr. Meddowcroft, Gray's Inn, London, or Mr. J. 0131; Himle, Liverpool. Rev. „Richard Sandilands, Lower Grosvenor-place, Pimlico, clerk, September 20, :3(), and October 28, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Thompson, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. Bonsall, Broker-row, Southwark, builder, Septem ber 20, 30, and October Qs, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Metcalf, Basinchall-street. George Cooper, sew. Old Ford, Nliddlesex, dealer, Septem ber 23, October 4, an d 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Arthur Clarke, Bishopsgate-street. Richard Hughes, Bleeding Hart-yard, Hatton-garden, stable keeper, September 23, October 4, and 28, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tucker, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 15, J. Jameson and J. Willis, Little Queen-street, Holborn, coach-makers—Oct. 11, J.. Carr, Coventry, shag, matinfoettircr- , -Oct. 15, B. Davies, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, '-dr‘per—Oct. :10, W. Bates and W. Jones, Bridgnorth. Salop, bankers —Oct. 15, A. Dalgairns, W. Bruce, - and J. Bridge, Liverpool, merchants—Oct. 1, W. Matthews, Stone, Stafford shire, bout-o.dier—Oct. I I, W. King, Millsorne-Port, Soiner setshire, hosier—Oct. 9, 'I. Hirst and J.Battye, Hecktuond tci e , merchants. CERTIFICATES, OCT. 7. J. Hurren, Cratfield, Suffolk, grocer—J. C. Janson, St. Lombard-st vett, merchant—lt. Broadhelt, rvinrkin!,cton with Wallerthwaile, Yorkshire, corti-miller--.D. Harder., MaecleAfi,lil, silk-maimfacttirer—S. Briddon, Man chester, provision -merchant—W. Green, Albion place, Kings la.! d-road, underwriter-.W. Mureb, Tot ties, Devonshire, builder—W. Hosvason, Jamaica, merchant—H. Smith, Man chester, manufacturcr—.l. Hird, Liverpool, ship-builder. PARTNFIISHWS DV ...SOLVED. IV. Richardson, Pennington, rind - It. H eyes, Tledfoi'd, Lan cashire. ftimian-manufactnrera—a. H. F. Willianis and A. Cross-strect, Finsbuty-synare, wine-rnerchants-- F. E. Franklyn runt C. Anthuu3, , Lincoln; snrgeons—T. Flintoft and W. Nichol on, New Nfalton, Yorkshire, corn facturs—R. and J. Platt, Cateaton-street, warehousemen -W. Unwell and .1. Rairsnii, tom-makers—G. Tyndale and F. Kendrick, • Ald•gare, linen-diapers—J. Max well, L. Craigie, and T. Craigie, Glasgow—v. Ancott and J. Derlyy, iiin-nianunsetuterl: TO CORRESPONDENTS. For an important. Article respecting the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, see our Last Page. THEATRICAL REGISTER. Prrformed THEATRe RoYAt., Dnirnv-LANE.—WiId Oats:. Rover, Mr. Stanley ; Lady Amaranth, Mrs. Davison. After which, No Sung No Supper. NEwTirrarnr. Itov.sy, ENG ',nut OPERA-ITOVSE.---The Rival Soldiers ; with Bachelors' ‘Vives. After which (Id time), wanted, a Governess : Principal Characters by Mr. Bart ley and Miss Kelly. To which was added, Fire and Water. MAILS. ARRIVEI.-1 Gottenhurgh, I Guernsey aid Jersey, 1 Dublin, I Waterford. DuE--I Malta, I Wdterfurt'.. PITICE . OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELA , P. O'CLOCK. Bank Stork, shut 3 per Cent. Red. shut I a per Cent. Cons..., • • • 7 9 1 i 4 per Cents. shot 5 per Ct. 1 av y Ann .iCOS7, NU Bank L. Ann. shut India 80rni5,..... 0 4 2 i. 95e. pr. Exch. 13ill. 21s, 27 i . p r . Cons. for dctobcr, 80.}-6 HIGH wAnot AT LONDON BRIDGE To-Mow - tow. morning, 6 min., after 8. I Evening., 31 minute% after S. THE SUN. SWAM .91.113 DICEttE t.usum AuDEAT ? LONDON - , IrEDNESD,II 7 , SEPTEMBER 17, 1817. I' We received this morning the Paris Papers of Sunday last. The following arc - Extracts . :— " PAals, SEPT. 14.—The Princes set out the beginning of next week lot Compeigne, where they intencl to remain some days. " M. Pichoi, Master of Requests, is employed on a Mission to th.e French Antilles ; I, e will take his departure immediately with Lieutenant-Gene ral Donzelot, recently appointed Governor of Martinique. "'The day before yeiterday the lightning struck , the Coffee-house des jartlin des Montagnes de Belleville. It penetrated through the Saloon do Comptoir, where three females were seated, broke some of the chrystals of the lustre,, and marked Ole Wall ; it then pascfl into. the Lab°. ratoire, where it struck down a boy, who was not however hurt, and then passed out at the door, IcAvilg a sulphnrrous smell. ~he La Thal Duke of Ragusa reviewed, on the 7th iilktant, all the troops . of the Gart:sog q. Lyons. Madaple de Krudener, who has been r:e - fuseld I►erruis3ioruto remain in any of the Swiss CantonS, has for the present directed tier course by Wald shut and Dogern to;vards Alsace. , " The Correctional Tribunal of TreVOuk, on,tbe 27th nit.. condehmed Jean Charnay to 5 year's imprisonment, a fine of 50 francs, 5 years surveil lance, and 10 years deprivation of I►is civil rights, for having assumed the name of the Usurper, and circulated alarming reports; and Cland-MicNel ZAgnet, and Michel Conn, to 3 months impri sonment, a fine of 50 francs each, and one years surveillance, for having been accomplices in the same offence. Charony contrived to persuade se- . veral of the country people that he was the Em peror come to resiiMe his Throne. " Yesterday, after Mass, Count Mole took the oaths in the presence of the King, as Minister of the Marino Mid Colonies. The Dike de Riche lieu afterwards transacted business with his Ma-, jesty, Marshal Gouvion de St.. Cyr, the neW !lister of War, -,was then- the Kin , apil , afterwards went to the office of the War Depart ment. " During the storm the day before yesterday, the lightning struck the porcelain manufactory of Messrs: Nast, brothers, in the Rue des Amandiers- Popincourt, 'Faubourg Saint Antoine. The chimnies and the- roof were damaged, and some panes of glass were broken, but it did not pene trate the house. A few moments afterwards, the lightning also struck the buildings of l'Abattoir de Menil-Montant, where it did damage of a simi lar nature, and penetrated the buildings ; happily • no person was hurt. " General the Baron Dubreton is - appointed the Commandant of the 13th Military Division (Rennes), in the room of M. CYMallony, placed on the retired list.. General Casreix , is appointed Commandant of the sth Military Division (Strasburg),, in •the room of the Baron Dubreton. " On the &h • instant, at. Lyons, Lieutenant- General Cannel, Commandant of the 19th Milf7 tary Division, delivered the Crosses of the Legion of Honour. granted by his Alajesty to three Caul . .. noniers of the. National Guards of Lyons. , • " The Prevotai Court of Lyons is ocrupird with the trial, of the insurgents of the Communes , of Savigny, St.• Germain, Bully; and The accused are 22 in number. " The Prince de Talleyrand arrived on the sth, , at Marseilles. "On the 9th instant there were in the baaon' of Antwerp two vessels laden with iVutteinber4 emigrants; about to' set sail for the United States of America. " The fishermen of TudiHero, in the Asturias, on the IBth ult. found on that coast a dead whale, 61 feet long, and 20 broad. It yielded an itp mance quantity of oil. FIVE PER CENTS. " Shut price with the Dividend 68 f. 45 G. " Ex. Div. - - - .66 f. " MADRID, Serr. 2.—The Queen and the young infanta are both in a satisfactory state. " They write frbm Saint Roth, the 18th ult., that the evening before one of his Britannic Ala jesty's 'Lips of war anchored in the Bay of Gibraltar, having ctune from Algiers in eight days. The Captain brought an accou n t th a t. at Algiers from GO to ~ 7 0 persons died daily of the plague. " Since yesterday we have been occnßied in the receipt of two-thirds of the general contribu tion, tinder the new Man of Finance. • STUTTGARD, SRPT.I.,--The Representatives of the different Communes have almost all taken .tho oaths prescribed It'y the Government, but those elected here still refts'e to take them. ? t, " The b:ike A.l s of the new organization of the kingilom arei.undsrstwod , to be tur.angetl." foflpwing r is i tin Extract of a Letter froin Per.: , naritlnteo,dateo 4 - tiJy.Zl 3. , —f` A Portuguese frtia'te, and about 20 sit;P of thetchantrnen under her con.; voy, will' sailen-inorrow for Lisbon." EXTRACT OF ii‘LP:TTRiI FROM OUR CO.RRESrONDENT AT LirPßiooL, DATPD SEPT. 15. The folloiving Vessels have arrived this day,viz.: Columbine; PENNETT, from Charleston, sailed August 1 Charlotte, Arms Tow, New' Orleans; Stafford, HARMAN, Richmond, 24 days--ioltacto, flour';' Adams, Abit;vi, Norfolk— tobacco and stavei; Pt'otectiou; 'Anisßawl; dittct•tobacco and flour; Emily, 'ATtiriiciti;''MiChaiiChi—tinihes r; Hope , TnomPsem, ditto=-ditto; Thai', TAYLOR, Quebec—flour, ashes, trice. The demand fx±r f Ccitt4iicositlques aomated;,Bmveds ad vanccd 2d. this day,' just before:, 'Change hourfr x which is now quoted at 2M. Th e continuance of fine weather has a visible: effect ononrCc(rn Market; American ?lour, 465. to 48s. ,vet barrel; Canada: ditto, 435. • - Rice IS reduced Is. per . cwt. since last. Yie;h e l i OilatiplAY. Aisiltecery trifling in quiry tas been Made, and . -nta alteratiors,4 :i'l'wo , ,parcels 'of 'Turpentine-leave been slold at auction this week; 3Go,,barrylt middling at 155:9d., and CO good 34. ' Althov,h , there has been sozie trifl e more dung in Tobacco, still of tirdivary and nitddling . leaf have given way a little. • COTTONS--Sea Island, fine, 25.7,1. to 9d.; Middling, es. aid. to ts. sd.ii Ordinary and Stra'isiedi Is. lid, to Ts. I Ad.; , Ncw Orlcans,,:tsiptl..tq fs. CV, • • We haVe. : waitecUwitir patience in hopes The Morning Chronicle would have offered sod thing in the - sliape of apology, or ex planation , - account of whatwas reported to be intend ed an attack on the C o nduct or o f this paper Friday last. Th e Ch ron i c le at -used . us of not l is ! ing commenced' our literary career in OPP ° of liber a l Opinions." We denied t hi s as sertio o , r - and we co ns ider i t as a verVilliberal charge , f°l ' wog; we commenced our literary career with as „. an attachment to the principle'of liberty Morning Chronicle or any other public Pur r "; We have h ea rd t h at this clitai•geivVas - • ' compliment to our con3istetiq, but a consis te to that implies a mean and, _abject „subserviency Ministers we bold in ditdaiL intende d 89 The Mo rni4 , Chronicle, in t he a rt icle• Alluded to vents its spl e , very freely again s t the ,Writers• Tin favour o f C I vernment, wh om I t describes, as having sus o into the gulph of Ministerial serviiutle," . 104-Ij° the folly w assert that ‘, to lt. e ~every thing hst passes on the C ont i nent ,f rom t h e eyes o f Dogfish' j.). t., nyo,is the peremptory,ortler r of. the day:' - 119.1 ! never was-: - a more at bsurd tittThridicrildos Gila* and we are surprized that some of our Competi" ) , ( . l " s ou on the same sid e o f p o li t i cs w i t h ourse l ves , fa 4 quietly have su b m i tte d to - so un j ust - an d an accusation. It is folly to suppose that eters could ever thi n k - o f g i v i ng suc h an absu l " order of the day." The- Chronicle proceeds t say that, " to prevent the c i rcu l a ti on of anlP 2 P e i that may find its way to England from abroad, 1 the daily instruction they receive from tb ili e Masters - , from M. de CAZE by one, and frcal l c ; de 13LAcAs by anoth er (f or i t i s a cu rious f act that every French Ministzr has his - •own t 'll and thus the man I,vito shall p re sume to re . l British feelings, an d to - preserve his integr it y , to stand the assaults of thoje wlio, in the pa s°. conflicts for pow er o f the parties in Flan" a ' -t l opposed to each other, r and who make conlo'' _cause only where the constitutional right of e`, to civil And religious liberty is asserted." r The' Chronicle, atter this silly as well its g -° sg detraction, presumes to talk of gc a fijg iti°t° an system" of " l o w .an d` di sreputa bl e a b us e." concludes its Philippic in the following words "-It shall be our task to discharge our duty with vigi l: "l end we promise th ese retainers of foreign power that tan., shall have ample scope for proving to theirl'atrous tlici f aP . I itatle for the oaice they have undertaken, as we &1:131/ furnish them with topics for senrrility." . Now 'we trust that other public Journals Wi ll rb support Govern men t will not tamely subw,-- it to such daring defamation. F or ,o u r± o wn pails (IL L- Paper is open to whatever appears in the.C pat '. nental Journals, and if we were inclined to oil ° their circulation in this Country, how ea° . 14 . 4 accomplish such a purpose, or why s houldO ffe ; stern give orders t o t h a t of ?—The whole , w hope, is an r infam ous c h ar g e on ot h er pu blic Jo y nals, as welt as on our own, but wbetber dig/. is any foundation for it, or not, we trot " to The Chronicle, will, at l east , d o us t h e j u stice -. retract so foul an accusation. As "to France, that M. DE CAZE and M. P $ IILAcAs may each have " his own Journal''' The Chronicle alleges, must of course be the fac t but if The 'Chronicle means to insinuate that 66 is ; have " their own Journals'; in this Country, 3 adtocharge English men w i t h t h e basest venality, a crime that, in our estimation,' h little short Treason. The Charge, WM - tended, is of so ser i°tl° a nature,. that The Chronicle should be regal" - to explain itself; that if there be any foundatioo it, the Guilty ought not to be blended indiscr iPli. nately with the Innocent, but the men wit ° g° debase themselves and disgrace their Country should be openly expo s ed an d branded 1"1, infamy. ii.7lco fe s w eem w s or t ( o is h7 o un e de r t e a lat f i a v t e ali t t o y t F k r a a rtl e :re: Plile ruip.to himself, and disturbance toall Eur°Pe! his C s abinet seems to be Made.up of Revolu tio n'. ..• nt 4 ' ary characters, who, in case of any move— e • to subvert his Government; Will be readyvwit h ' e .ArtnY and the Revenues lo assist them. T heir _pledges are cr as false as Dicers'- oaths." 111°' ,have given such,pledges toan UsUrper, Bud diet wauld give them again if he could obtain t he Ascendancy, if they do not rather, now that Ile ,is removed, aim at individual advancement, or the partition of the kingdoM mono . themsel ves ' The Eing s eems to act as Courts have often do ne ' thei r viZ. to conciliate thei r enem i es An d neglect friends, depending on the honour of the latter; without reflecting that th e f or m-er will be ert e n 3le again as soon as their interest may tempt theca' b . e A d l i r s . co c n A t tv in N u; N ( G l t l i e ll f the t tw r ur v e n t return of Lord ME Lvi Ll ' ll The Levees a t th e Ad m i ra lty are, of cours e, 1 " . from Scotland. ;t to yesterday on a iris— his friend Mr. liustussoN;Gartharn, Sussex' , `i. • Lord M ELVILLE i s gone to Melville Costlsy_ -his Lordship i s ex p ecte d to be absent about o' weeks. Mr. WALLACE and the Dowarer Viscoontess MELVILLE have kit Earl CLANCARTY SI Brussels, and arc making a tour through Holland. IFi t. l • eh, t b e .i t ~~ er 4,4 tli tt,