The Sun. — London, England, 1817-08-09 00:00:00

joURNALs. rrzzE Qrrifrr %ANA 1 A. Pitomoi .Prorikrin! Se(iretu. qit e, Queirc, June '12,1817 Hig Lxci. :e y the Goveruoo , iti-Chte• has teen plertsra r<l Aprcrifit C'h E4q. nY-Ceneral of this Province. iam i ois itellrt, [',sq., a Warden of the Tril 1144 - lie of Qmoicc. .1 .1, ,!,v ICillisui Cochran, Esci. Advocate, Cuart*ol a:./1 Sof is.. tor. Sherwood, 1 7 ,41. Attorney, Advticate and Counsel. - Mr. Alexander Tlt6nisuli, 'lnspctor of Chid:rat:l fur the oiv.i Tbr:•e-lire!.. Do. Ilrt. Clerk of Makkers for 1)o. DO. Do. Do. to re4;ilate, adjust. stamp, and mark lyeams, Veiebt4 aimd Mewitires. the Distril of Three-River... ooze Steer, a Nla , ter oiler and Measurer of Timber - and Plank at the Port of Quebec. dolt Powell, Do. Do. of Masts, 'Spar's, Tinthit,• and Plank ; and I'liadtkeu4 Ospotl, Selin'enta..iterbT 'the Free-School in the South-eats gOrrier of the Town-ship of Stanstead. EMIGRATIO'N VRObl THI3 UNITED STATES Tb uri,ER CANADA. Statt'mvilt, the tiumberof Itritish Stildect% who hotly left Great Britain a:id Ireland for the L'ltitcd tittitet of , er, ca , and , ivlio'rervived. bet wf co the tollt of March arid 10th Mly, ts t 7, plxvOrflt to entit'e thctit to graitts f:f land; • fr , ll..latocc goctiaoatt, Esq. hic ,Males . tv's C01)01 at New k orocce:, to British is ~r th dincrita, cbictly to Up per Canada • Virto'ers s 7; I,4 l, onrcri 31'; MantYfacturers 37; Mecha nics I-W—:l47; R 5; 4317-968; of ibis num bcr •End!isii Men 124 ; %Volum 73 ; Childrrn - 132--3:9; leo 6; ; WoToro ‘,.)S; thildfen 'O-173; IEIO Xivnlsf); W - 19tet; B-1; ( '.'3B-48I—'1 - otal 983; metier la>t An tontit ni)S. .1\ t: her of applications, approved by the British Constl up last, ,1655. :_...::~ PROUREY: AND,Pro:we.c.:l` OF TitAbE AM 'NUE . .. FRY. IatTi:BEC, JUNR 12 have insetted, in the present and preceding ot (hi- 1' p: . r. a List of Arrivals and ( HMI'S at the 01 Kingston and York, On L the Ontario. and of Buffalo, on L.rke Erie. Thcy rui n to upwards -of 'hilly schooners . 8101 other stnall vessels, in the course of about a f o rtnL i bt ; there are _besides two large . St, am limits, for golies and rosy ngeis, which are doll • plving on Lake Oittdrio ; and we understand one has been built or is building our Lake Erie. piny - year, Het., these Likes were navigated only by -Jl•rhan canoe's. IMIIeaUS and two or three small ve..seis, chiefly employed, in convevitig goods fur the for traikis Their hanks, and the shores of ;the St. Lawrence, beyond fitly wiles above Mont -feat, were Ilieso only by the occupiers „t . „ tree bo ti k; e s, h;iiit in the vicinity o f theanili tary n,,rs. At the pr.sent day, tree population in these parts raitiint be tniteh less than half a tutl• )it'll. 'lke majority of population is indeed ' , within die limns ttf the United Status; but their outlet to the sea, the g:eat highway of all new countries to a mat ken, is ily•the St. fanwretwe.- - Tbe natural facilities tvhiell this River and the Lakes offer to tiavigatioil, arc imparalli led., ex .-feuding, with a few interruptions, nearly '2OOO can- hmliy be tivallcd by attitichl mean., which are always arcompaitied with enor mous expenses The application of 'lie power •of steam to iiavigaiion has; 'increased the advaotages of th.. S. L.-it-I:relict', There can be little doubt bur tlrtt t , ,is power, whether' employed for mit i.;rag...-ing vessels up (lie rapids,- will he - 4 chi c fi v iu,rewisci l r a l in riverconting these obstacles, litcreasing wealth, individual enterprise, and pub eitrolitae,ment, time, effectuate the rest. The Upper Countries nil) then enjoy the full advantages of their situat,on ; iii their increased prosperity, Lower Ctu,trll wit!' find its owl; : a flourishing' trade w iii ii.vi,torate every branch of. her iinitiv,ry, to the most distant J't: IVilife we cootemplAtc with so mod) sNti-tar• tion,iltt• imp! ot t•tneot 01 the Utpei (.; We air• o , tl:isroNible t.► whit, is passing ticir . tlt►t OWII bottles. Although the country heiot v Quebec has ]:,rely 114 d to contend .%itti itmavouraule %easou., and the wholo province has kit the etf cts ot the present disordered state at the comuleic;al world, the.mlich of Lower CAllatiet has not he, n retro- grade. Ts.ere. can be no symptom more la-voura ble to its tuture prosperity than the union of the wishes of all to t fleet so desirable an ohj(ct. roes may, and no noubt will he comntnit(ed , b ut spit it of enquiry ‘vill be disseminated throughout the country. —lnformation 00 subjects connected with the general w,ellare will be - inure ardently samght after ; truth will prevail; a public spirit be.crrates:, and individual exertion excited, encou rated, and remit-tied. BATTLE WITH A BEAR. On Mondiy afternoon a Rear was killed in St. Jrhn's suburbs of this city (Quebec). It is sup posed the t he had left the woods in search of food, and having,- reached the open country, got bewil dered aud frightened by the people who watched his motions. lie was at first seen in a fluid in Lower .Viletiee he ascended to the high gtottod towards the St. Foy's road. There he was Itolit ed hy tt lahouring Ulan named Joseph Mon ! . wit, was at:cued with an axe, and was le to the 51111111.6 S with a load of wood he had been, gatht•ring for family., As soon as 1 L . ,„ !re ,,i1 perceived the game, he threw down his wood, • and went in putsuit. The bear made se turns,.,keephig those who attended his 1110. flubs, and were not prep are d f or t h e recep-. timt of so unexpected a visitor, at a respectinl gra,[itafly approached the bkiris of the suburb, and titter clainhei lug over seve ra l frtices, he at length found himself surroun ‘ nd . the l:iglt paiiiigs of a garaen. So strange.a eir ci!:l: , tance hail by this time brought together a considerab:e 'lumber of people. They sutrounded the - g:,,den, and by thtir apperance, and the itoi , ,e they zirtd, - titer arrested ,the further. pro gre'ts the animal, who seemed to put litiuselt in a 1 1,),. , we nt defence, 14'; aivait the event. 'As soon arrived, he hesitated whether he hint. The ptospeCt of the spoil, how'ever', soot: 'spurred him on, and Ice rushed upon the bear with his axe. In this first onset lie Was ra , her nufortnnitte. The btar, seated upon his hind legs, received hint with, coolness, parried, theldow, and succeeded in disarming his anta gonist; who ti.,tircd a little aitdcried out for help, Neale, however, cattle to his assistance, as the • -17 —la people witileiiit the p..Slt ga or" die garden *ere 'net esn..cr mots, and were totartited ; and in . this re 9,et tiroin had all the fair ui'y allowed him of a re.::...hr prize. tight.- fie did tint advance upon his antagonist, but . cOntinneti seated as above-men tioned, holding the axe with 'his fore pa vs,and culeavouring to 'destroy it veith his teeth. Mon treal' having recovered himself, and seeing that the honour ot the contest depended upon hi 3 prowess, attain rtiiked Upon the enemy for the recovery of his vVeaptin. A struggle now took place, in' which MOutiehil was slightly 'ounded in the hand. lie succeeded, howevet, To wrenching the axe IrOut the ;;'ripe of the bear, tuen sesziog the animal tvith his left blind by the ear, be put in a blow npon his cranium; which fractured the scull, and which he followed up by others, that brought tie s,ivage to the ground, to 'be a:lmiration of those present - , a:td to the !veal of the victor, whose conrage and perseverance richly deserve the prize, ,woith perhaps two or three pounds. , The hear was about four fee' in length, and about too tect in height. 'J'h►s is the third bear which has been seen in the neighbourhood of Qiiehec since the spring. One was killed sonic time ago in the parish► of Sr. Foy. The-appear ance (it these ania►ak in the vicinity of the city is quite unprecedented for litany years past.. PORT OF QUEBEC. . Anatvr.D. e'UHCI 6-13 rig Neptune, Clark, sailed 16 April from Glasgrive, to Gerard, Finlay -and Cu. Montreal, Cargo rum, c‘oils and go ds—PasiengerS, Mr. Simpson, N:citol and three in stet:rei. ; e. •,. . sg t Walker, sailed 17, April, ',from Liverpool, to Frost arid• Porter, earsf6 goods, erates,4e..—Passen gte.,, Mr. and Mes Cooper. • Prince of C ! .baurg, Huiebesnn,sailed 16 April f rom Caitdon, to littratL tsOwen. tare,. so/Odg i tom, teas, eze- Passetigers, AlesslS. Frazer, !Amens, Mason and Caroline. Niav flower, Lee, sailed 6 April .frozir Shields, to Rogerslt, Hiniter aod Co. in hallait.•. , . . ek•ar, Woud, sailed in April from Liverpool, to I). Patti rlon, cargo cut, brichs, era es, sugar and goods. Passeagers, three settlers. —B—Brig Prince Regeut, Graham, sailed 7 April from Kings ton, Jamaica, to tleath and Moir, careu turn, sugar, cliff e alio pimento. —Ship .fol.ii Mal y, Davis, 49 dais kiln 'Liverpool, to order cargo 4.11', oriel s , soap, &c. - ig eachniund, 23 April it mn Newcastle, to Bell and Sten - at t , ua oallast. —9—Ship Juliana, Wenber, sailed 1 April from London, to Matt. Lymburrier, cargo ruin, ',Emmy and teas—Pa , - erupt.. Me. APKutcheou—loteiligenee, damaged by the ice. —Brig Renown, Watt, sailer) 9 April from Leith, to Bert and Stewart, general cargo. (Montreall—.PasSengers, Mr. Kerr au , :.llilletCClll settlers. - Trader, Hall, sailed 13th April front London, to Bell and Stewart, cargo wi.res, sflg4r, teas, t t e. Pas s--titters fourteen sell lers—latelligenee, Capt. Brisby and part of the mew of the urtg Mary anti Jane, wrecked in the Ice. .--Brig Leander, Wilson, 49 days from Liverpool, to order, (Montreal) cargo—crates and goods., Passeoger, Mr. !lucky, supercargo. —Brig Latina, Robinson, Sailed tiff April from Shields, to order cargo—coals and grinOstones. I . )ilbsengtr, Mr. Bouchart. —Brig 14 - te, Anderson, sailed 3d April frotu Peterhead, to Heath and Muir, in ballast—lntelligence, this vessel took part of the cargo of the Mary and Jane, mid must of her materials. —Brig Neptune, Neil, sailed 16th April from Greenock, to Melvin and Belanger, general cargo. Passengers, Twenty-two se•liers. —Brig' Mary, limes, sailed /4th April from Peterhead, to order (Montreai), in ,ballast. • —Brig Cinon"), Hatcher, sailed 9th Apia from London, to Campo-ell and Sheppard, general cargo. Passengers, Mr. and Mrs. T. C-Caniptiell, Mr. Ilunbs,'Mrs. Itiras.• --Slui. A attimii, Batchelor, sailed 224.1 April from Lundiln, tii order, in ballast. Passeugais-t7 Wen, woomii, arid childreo,. settlers. —lO--His M .je,ty's ship Pactolus, Capt. Dabble, 14 -days from ittlitax. —.Schooner Mary, from Arichat, to order—cargo, plaister • —Schomer .iming, Bird, front Arichat, to order—cargo, plaist,r of Pal is. —Brig al :r,„.alet, Pearson, 10 weeks from Liverpool, 'to . tie ir4e Platt —gelieral eat go. - l).41 . 111!1111, French, salted 13th April front London, to .1 - . Hunter and Co. (Montreal) g. 'feral eargo. --:. rig Lit sailed .2.4 April front Liverpool, to ...ieor4e I liuutreai I hardwar e , wines &c. .-11- 7 ,-Brig St. Helena, James Levett„. from Jamaica, 32 days, - to Gerrard aid Fiala;, cfirgc.i ruin: ( i ktieralHeadley, two tuoni Its from Lon - don. to ‘i tn. Price, ite —Passengers, Mi. David-- sou and WIC Vlunlari and cikdit, aoil tour ut the crew of the Latc;iia. ItilelligraCe ' has been ois shore on Milk Vaehe PoinCtind reeeired damage. bip. e tumes Bask), Suitt! an, satird 21 April front Belfast, to Woolsey, and Stewart, cargo provisions, coals and candles—Passengets, fitly . I . IICII. WUllletl and children. • Intelligence, damaged her rudder in the ice, and girt into Halifax to repair; spoke the ship Brothers from London and brig Jutio front Dundee. —l6—Ship Aid, Trotter, twelve weeks from Shields, to W. and P. Sheppard, cargo coals—Passengers, Mr. Hunter. cud two chihdren. lutelligence, the Aid sprunga leak in long. 19. and has continually since made ankh water. —Prig Jane, Murdock, sailed 30 April from Cork, to Melvin and Belanger, in ballast. —Brig John and Charlotte, Robertson, seven weeks from Newcastle, to Hamilton and Brother, cargo coals. —Brig Juuo, Henderson, fifty days from Dundee, to Order, cargo goods, coats and stoves—Passengers, twenty settlers. -Schooner Lncy, Boudreau, from Magdalen Island, nine days, to the Capt. oil and plaster. Ship Brothers, Wm. Jenhinson, from London, eighty -0111) days, to Campbell and Sheppard, ballast. —23—Brig Alexander, Muntjay, 50 days from Barbadoes to W. C. and P. Shcppard—cargo, sugar. Passenger, Mr. Sullivan. —23—Scht ..... er President, Sivrac, from Labrador, to Lymi)ur ner and Co. oil and furs. —2s—Sehboner Good Intent, D. StniTey, 19 days (rota Hali fax, to J. APCallum and Ca. rim, sugar, tar, & c , . —Schooner IVilliam Pickering, 10 days ft Om Prince Edward Island, to the Captain—oysters. Passengers, seventeei settlers. —.Brig Princess Royal, J. Philpot, 18 clays, front Bermuda. - to Melvin andlieianger—sugar, rum, and utolasses7" —26—Brig Catharine, Clock, 68 days (ruin Sunderland, to C_rwpbetl and Sheppard, cargo—cuals,glass, and grind stones. • Passenger, Mr. Itansont —Brig Atlas, Strottiers, seven weeks from Aberdeen, to Heath and Muir, in ballast. —Brig Si-3.'l' Duckworth, Prudence, six weeks from Cry nada, to Heath and Muir, cargo—rum, sugar, and tuo laises. Pasi4tiger, Mr. Piace.—lint. Brig Martiniou e was to•sail fourteen days atter this vessel. Jean, Black, eleven weeks from Leith, to G. and B. Horan, cargo—goods, for Montreal. Six passengers. ---Eark Pomona, Richmond, sailed 24115 April Irmo Shields, to the Master, ca, go—coals and giass. -27—Brig ditities Beveridge. M'Nice, sailed Bth May front Limerick. to the Master, cargo—provisions,- nails, candles, situps, &e. Passengers, Messrs. M'Casey and O'Keefe. Royal Chad° te, Laing, 35 days from Jamaica, to Gerrard, Flurry, and C.. cargo—rum and sugar. Passenger, Mr. Smith. Xittoria, M`Avuolii, CO days front Dublin, to, Mr. Pentland, (;al . go—cannies, wine, pork, &c. Passengers, settlers. , 28—Brig Mariner, Cocktour, 48 days from Tobago, to Ger- . _ raid, Finlay, and Co. cargo—ruin. • • , 29=—Brig 4otplittrite, Dawson, sailed Ist May from Sun derland, to the Captain (Montreal)—cargo, crates, glass and coals. Passengers, Yti settlers. • - —Ship George., e(1 4 May froin London, to Ito-. gerson,' finritur Co.—cargo, ruin, brandy and gin. Passengers, Conimi,sary-General tVuod and four ser caws, Mt. ISeckett and Hvotatetur, Mr. Parke4.and tautly. . ,• , • - • • Countest of Bute, Wyllie, Sa s ]Ted 15 Mny, from Li merick, to Woolsey, Stewart, ;11111 Co.-cargo, pork. --Slfiu Five Sisters, C:orfield. GO days from Jamaica, to Patterson and Weir—cargo, rum. Passenger, Mr. • . , ---.Two Schooners from Gaspe and Bay des Chafetitr, with fish and oil. —W...-Brigantine Frances Russell , Dunscomh, 24 :lila 14 daYS from Bermuda and Staten Island, to H. Wood— cargo, runt. Passengers, Mr. T. Jones, and 4 hlkck servants—lntelligence, stopped at Staten Island, and landed nigh passengers, • July 3—ship Ri.iiu;,, Willinpl Dansort, 56 days from Liver , pool, to Rogerson; Huntcr, and Co.—cargo, salt, pro- wisiont, and goods. Passengers, fourteen settlers. The Ifrig Mary and Jam , ' Captain Brisby, front Jamaica, s'eas wrecked itt the ice in the Oultth. Cepti i u and crew sai•- ed, tip and hruaght to Quebec by the Trader front London, after they had been fi'vo Jays in their boat; one bl the tuen diet) of tatove and . The Juliana and Union (bout ttreittd) put into Gasp.% where the former repaired part of her damage in the ice. QUEBEC, JULY 3.-•"1Ve are • sorry to state the loss 01 the ship Mary, of Greenock, Capt. Mootta, tr .regular trader . between Greenock and this port. We have been favoured with the foliowil) parti culars, which may be depended upon as correct : The Mary- sailed from Qtielicc on Saturday, the 28th June, at 6 A. M. A( 8 Y. M. taithe to anchor off Crane Island, with strong breezes from the east %.% ard, in company with the CarricksHand Alexander. At 2 A. M. on (h - 0 . 51.tin. got under weigh, with a breeze to the southwat ; at 6 the wind changed to the rast ward, wilt light rain ; at A. M. clear wcatlit r;at9h. vO at saw the buoy on the south 'ide of the Traverse_; at .10 h. 15 in. struck on the rock; of the mid !le hank, die ship going live k no ts ; she relimoofert thrice, and then stock ta , t•: the pumpS acre abil s u'e was found to make at the raie of 8 teet in 15 minutes, All . I.t nds were then employed in get ting out the boats: a , ignal of :i , tit.ss etas hoist ed.to a• schooner in sight, whicii e:nne ulongsite, and all spare sails and articles belonging to the ship, that could be saved, were put on board of her, together wit ft the baggage of the persons on hoard. Col. and Mrs. SMELT ; the only Passel), gets, were sent on bomb! the Rosiba, cotOug lift from Liverpool. At this time the Captain still persisted in reiliainin4 ou board, to see what could be done to save any part of the ship or cargo. At 1 p. M. she floated off, - with the spring tide; let go the small bower anchor; but finding the ship in 6 fathom water, the cable was cot, and the main-top-sail, main-top-gallant-sail, main sail and jib, were set; but the flood being too strong to gain the north shore-, it was attempted to gain the so u th s h ore . Sh e got about 3 miles in this direction, in 10 to 12 fathoms water, be ing then nearly sunk to the water's edge, which was about three feet deep above the'halt deck, when she •itddenly took a lurch to starboard, and went clown, inclining head foremost. Fortunately the Captain, with the people On hoard, were able to make the boat, and arrived here on Tuesday morning. The rest of the bands are on board the eloioner, with what was saved front the wreck. Tne Mail was saved, and is on board the Rosin:. " The Mary lias long been a regular' trader to Quebec, making generidly, two ips a year. The Captain had become, in some measure, , a Citizen Off Quebec, and had endeared himself to all that knew . hits. The loss of such it vessel, in the pre sent discouraging state of the trade, is a public loss." THEATRICAL REGIS TER. • Performed Last TittATan Roym., HAi'maaKET.—How to Die for Lore. Af ter .Oich, Tenzing Made Easy,: Prinripai Cliailicters by '.l•riy and Miss MitttbeWs. To which was added, The Mogul Tale. New THEATRE ROYAL, EN01.1%11 OPERA - HOUSR.—The zard : Principal enarncters by Mr.'ll. Johnston and Miss H. Huggins. After which, My Uncle, and -The the Magpie.. .I )l A t Lam. AttalvEn-1 Prance, I Guttenburgb, I Guernsey and Jet-- . ,ey, l Dublin , 3 Wattruod. DUE-1 Lisboa, 1 burgh. • T PifiCE (") r• STOCKS THIS DAY AT T I3ank Stock,. • ... . •..... MI a per Ceot. Red.. 8 144i 3 lire Cent. titlllS. • tUil 81ii 4 4 per Cents .9 8 iii 5 per Ct. Netvy Ann... 10.5tif '‘vt.Lvt: o'cLocK. _ . ! Bank (..:tun.•S. , l I-16111. ' lutliall,pilds,. „ S I i Is. 113, vr. Exch. 1 . .i1.., &is. :iiis. Vr. Cons. forAccount,....si i 4 iLli COURSE OF EXCHANUE, FRIDAY, AufrisT 8: Aanterdam 3B 28. 2 Us. Ditto, at Sight Aiiistei dam Ditto, at Sight ll 11 , Rotterdam 11 15 2 ITs. • Antwerp.. 11 1 Ax. Money Ilainhurgh . , . 85 2 24 Us. A ltona - - 3 21 Us. , Paris, 3 Day's sight • 24 50 Ditto .... ..... .... 24 711 2 Us- Bouideaux, ditto . , Frank hot on the Main ... , • ... 147/ Ex.Nloney Madrid . Cadiz' • - 351 Effective Seville Bilboa 3ii Gibraltar . . 3li Leghorn • Genoa. • . 45/-Venice Malta...• ..47 -Naples 4Ol - Palermo Lisbon' . ~......,.... 52/ . , .... • . ~. _ • Oporto , Rio Janeiro ' 59, Dublin.... ...... 114..:.. Cork, .. ... 12 per Cent. Agin of the Bank on Holland. :. . 2 • Portugal Gold, in Coin.... Foreign Gold, in Bars New Dollars Silver. iii Bars, Standard 19 a per Oz. 3.;3 6 0 5, 2 HIGH wATErt AT LONDON UfIIDGE TO-MORROW. Inviting, 15 minutes alter 12. I Evening, 40 iniiiiites idler 12. THE SUN. BOLEM QUIS FAI,3UNI AUDEAT. . LONDON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1817. We received this morning the Paris Papers of Wednesday last. The following are Extracts : ‘` PAnts, AUG. 6.—The King before mess yts .erday-received at a public audience the Count de Etechberg, Boy oy Exiraordinary and Minister Nenipotentiary of the Krug of l varia.. The affair of M. M. Comte and Dunoyer was on again yesterday before the Tribunal of Come- tional Police, and aftcr hearing pleadings on bat!) sides, was adjourned f!)1. 'eight days. • • They write front Colirnierey, that the of PritiSia is expeCied to arrive at Ligny about the 16th instant. His MaleitY 'Froeted Poii'i-a-ltinnSson anti Coatimer4. " A DePartntental j -01111. a. states, respecting the nevt , dema:cat ion dI - Dirteses, that the following Sees will lie re-established, d'Aucit, Montauban, Pamiers, Rmiez, Ilbc, Castres, Narbonne, 134siers, Perpignan, Nisines, Arles, Marseille, Tarbes. "arid Dax.. To this list may he added, !betters, Sens, Auxerre, Chalons - -etc-Marne, Chalons-sur-Saone, Limn, Noyors, Tulle, Perigneax, Chart' es, Blois, Nevers,'&c. " The wolves arc still making great ravages its several of the Departments. They not merely at tack children, but even men. "'Letters front Rome of the 17th ult, state, that there. would be in a few days a new-promo tion of Cardinals, and that several French Pre.' (aces would be decorated with the purple. as Frvs PER CE:NTs.—Tnesdaf, 68i. 70c. MADRID, JU LY 24 ---Dispatches from Gent'. . , a 1 CommAndec 7 in-Chi e l of ,t he Expedj. ionary - Ariny on Terra Firma, have been /Rah hed in oar Gazette to-day, da t April tie '9lll. They eota;dtt the relation of all the army has stdiered stave its depart are from Sawa Fe, to Marcay, the obst.teles which have presented themselves at every step, and which it ha beets difficult to surmount. The General doCs . jasti42 to the merit, the perseverance, and 'the coura4c of the Chiefs, Officers, and Soldiers, who have accompanied him in a campaign which has on . , parallel,- and in which they have traversed more than 300 leagues of a country almost unknowa, exhausted andalesert ; he speaks of the trangaillity with which these brave soldiers have supported the evils caused by clouds of insects unfriendly to man, whom Providence seems to have placed in distant and uftinbabitableregionsi oftbcdifiicuities ititicli the army experienced in crossing without boats ,t great number of navigable rivers, and of litinArr, dysentery, and tile fevers which have made their ravages in those immense plains, where many Of ficers and soldiers have gloriously terminated theft career, and where they had to combat' besideri against the rebels, who 'laic constantly tiaraf..o the royal "troops from Chive to San Ferna> n but without success. " A Dispatch from Dln Juan Alflarna givcs tls details ot the capture of 13arcelona, by asiani!.. on the' 7111 of April. e were fotind place 22 pieces of "c noon of different cnhibre„.• 918 muskets, 427 bayonets, and a gi eat quantity of ammunition. The loss of the Royal TroOils 2 Officers, and 21 soldiers, killed 4 Oflicet,'..jud: 69 soldiers, Wounded. " If we_May believe the most recelt news, req.! ceived by private Letters, the Royal Troop s -morill bc compelled co abgridori tbat vlate even al::: king it. " Almost all cbe proyiocel of Spain aTt. ivitii bands of robbers, so ti Ebert. is OW 4114 Veto ng , • nithont - ate ectl - rt, and Soon the eecoits arr.. Snmerilties . littackv(l, I " Our relations with Russia cont inn.e to presen't the most favourable aspect. Tire kg' npuror antler and his Catholic Majes'ty have cri• proofs of the' gOod understanding vehicir prevails between them. The cordons of both 8ra.... piles decorate respectively the Ministei, c.t spai, • and Russia. M. Leon de Piaarre, our ninister . , for Foreign Affairs, has reeti‘ed permission tO. Wear the decorations of the First Class el the Order of Saint Anne ; and in the diploma of the Emperor Alexander it is expressly stetett,• tlu-st this famour is only the preitufe to others wore *nalogotts to the eminent functions. which he fill _ fils under his Sovereign.. " It appears by A:lorillo7s. dispatches., that ita• consequence of the success of .13 0 ii va i.- „, the .Morillo h a d b een f t::reet t t ( o )6n f a l 'k fall back early a ckupon in C j it in m i a e s;2., and all the pritivip.al places in New Grenada were on the poll.; of falling into the hands of the Insurgents. " FRANKFORT. JULY 31.---It is said, (lint by a, new Conyention the toi.vns and principalities of Passau will be ceded to Anstiiot. an(l 11 *1111 , 1.11A and same districts on the Rhine to Ilavaria." 13nston Papers to the ICI, nit., and il..tltimore t „ t h e 13th ditto, atrived this morning. The latter contain the following further paricolars respecting the capture of Amelia island : (From Oa Baltimore Ca:-e.fte cf July , I.) AMELIA ISLAND TAKLN. ‘‘ .Colouel ruslot, Aide-de-Camp to Generd "Al‘GßEGott, arrived in this City late last .. .„ni 4 lit, by WHIN . , frOtTI theSolic it, and states, that Await i s l a pd was taken possession of. by the Pattiot Forces, tinder General M GREGott ant: Adniirai lifatiN, on the 241 i, ofittlie ; there tvHs 110 . • the place living'suri rtidtred rsu tke frist 1,10,111 side; after tl3 s the whilie Leet, co;si“;ng of ouc ship, r .1