The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-08-13 00:00:00

I
•• ..4 .. , ' •
. 4 , .
~-0, 4
1 or ..-4.4.:.,,
,
--• i .o‘.. OIS

THEATRES.
1111TWARICIT.
Mr. Digonik's most intimating Play of The
Doubtful Sort was performed ow Saturday night to
a most brilliant and crowded audience. The un-
commie interest of the piece, the judgment with
which the story is developed, the beatshful and ele-
gant language, with the admirable, performance of
the principal actors. must long make the Doubtful
Sox a permanent favourite with the public. It
was followed by the lively Interlude of The Day
after the Wedding. Mr. Jones was roost success-
ful in Colonel Freedom ; he was easy, genteel, and
displayed great vivacity ; and was very well sup-
ported by Mrs. Gtessl es the shrew of fashion. The
truly comic Pierce of Bumbastrs Farrar) concluded
the entertainments of the night.—s Lady 'JAGGIER-
STONIC was present cub a large party.

LYCEUM.
The Opera of 06 this Loss ! the 04-era:carat,
and Tetawty Years dtga, were performed with their
usual retraction and applause. The following per-
sons of distinction were among the company who
visited this theatre within these few days .
The Datives. of Davos►ire, Tiscanaless Illarberton,
Lads C. Lon, Cosiness of Liverpool, the Earl of Natoli-
aura; Lord are Lady Ossillitaa, Lady Murky, Lord 'dia-
gram, Sir Mart Gerrard, &t. lie.

ammweisi
Yesterday morning His Ma'am, Princesses
AUGUSTA Mid SOPHIA. accompanied by Lady
COLLTSG, and General %VINT-11G. went to Sr.
George's Chapel, Windsor, and heard a Sermon
preached by the Rev.:llr. NußThat ; afterwards re-
direcd to the palace.
Priucees Aldlitl• continues in a mending state.
Yesterday eras the Prince of WALKS'S birth-day ;
his Koral Highness completed his 48th year. The
morning wu ushered in with the ringing of bells
throughout London sad the country, and which
was continued during the day. The standards on
the church steeples, die Tower. and other publ:c
beadier. were displayed. The IlYing of gun%
illansuations. the grand entertainineut risen an-
nually at Van:hall Garden% and other rejvicings in
honest, of the day, were deferred till ibis day, yes-
terday being Sunday.
Friday, his Royal Highness the Doke of Gtou-
canna, his Sister, ano Lady Flimtvrox, arrived
at Sollthantliton, and embarked fur Cowes, for
the sums. Many families have also embarked at
Southampton fee the same place, within the fort-
night past, which indicates a prosperous season
there.

Her Rural Highness the Princess ClitatoTee
knead* making u trust to Portsmouth, io a few days,
an the Persia% sloop of war, Capt. e.OLQVITT, from
Bogner, for the purpose of seeing the dock-yin,.
Oa Friday the C 014111133 of HARRINGTON kit
tams with her datighters. for Witylsor ; for the
L'ematess to take a month's waiting upon I ler SI c-
ancer. Se onei of the Ladies in W4l. tig, previous IN
her go* tL trelaad. At the same time Lord
1114111•111. the Coutitesc's son, set off fur Brighton.
It was mewled. lea Saturday, that Lady MI to-
MAC died in Hampshire, in her seeoecehment.
Oa Saturday the Duchess of Bausswice com-
pleted het 73d yi ar.
The tensest s of Ear? Batt ttrf are to be interred
In the failed, vault at Gloucester.
The Earl of Jaeger left town en Saturday, for
Rtighten.
So great a night, by the fealtionable world, has
the ceinuarrooratioo of the Prince of W•tts%
birthsday, at Vansbell, been long estimated, that
numenstis families of distinction, we are well as-
sured base deferred leaving town until after this
night's reed display of splendour and magnifi-
cence in honour of the illustrious heir of the British
realm.
To-mormw a Sailing-match Will take place for •
silver cep and cover. gives by Mr. Snmensao, the
proprietor of New Handsel' Gardens, in honour of
it Royal Highness the Prince of Wastas's birth-
day.
The poi. were yesterday very mach crowded,
but the rein which musette at four o'4:leek dispersed
the visitors in all directions.

The Quilt n of I lo Lt.* a Ws complaint is.. asthma,
flit physicians give her ma hopes of trmoving it.
but the has deriml some benefit (rota the air of
Plorulaierra.
The Wincbmter Theatre, fur this wason, cloaca'
on Saturday evening, with the play of 7%e Free
Kai.ghts, and other mitertsiumeats, for the benefit
of Mr. CoLuNs.

The Play or The Exile wag acted at U'indarar
Theatre ea Saturday oath:, to • very uuttwrous
as.heuce. Coin L'lrick (the E.rile).Mr. CRess-
-1% ELL ; Dirag, Mr. EGEZ74.OII; Strti11.. Mr. Bus-
er LL the Boupreu Eli:stuth,llrs. J strati,. late
Mi. MANI:MIDGE; Sedo:ht, Mrs. Seams:v-111e
Farce of Blue ful.orred : Metartm, Mr.
EGtaTON.

Mr. 11. Jon NSTON has eonelndeLl an enzagement
with the admirable Ccarpany now perferronot The
Blood-bred Krught, it ASTLCIri traphitlwatre
they are to Tornio...me their wonderful performance
in Ilublru, in N ore tuber welt.

In cutting through the hill for forming the ups,
road. on the ciuseasy. ntur Arundel. several frag-
ments of Roman urns wen. found, hut nnue of
them ent; re ; also some lio,uso imperial rotas,
which sweet to have laid Crete fur more than four-
teen hundred tars.

Awn Imm.ame, for these several d les peat, has
merle his apistarauee at St. Jimea's Palace. iie
cameo at ten o'clock imi the morning, cud sltend•
she °vaunting of the Guard. lie ii a shut tali
man, dressed in black, and talks mu au involicrent
style. . . •

Mrs. SI MC& IR SUTIMILL►IID has arlvertiaed iw
the Norwich papers, her intention to publiah a
history of part of her amours. isolated " Au Ex-
planation of her Acgosiatartar with Mr. WMICiI.
corr. Tugs ra. ei-eleesat Erevit-Mrpor of the Third,
or lieges Own Drusowns. ►ut now resiJeut at 0111
Bockenhain. is Notfolk."—Siir a. 1,1., that ,h, will
here great phi:tsar.. is presenting her hook, gratis,
to all respectable per-on.. who fro is th►ir isitoviorts
in Ifs may he eltipe.-641 w f'r•u sa wet:line t ■od
it judgement of the thalami*.

LAW INTELLICENCL

COCRT OF CHANCEKI',I.I%coLi's las, Amur,' 11.

• '-'•ffeNATIC VETITIMT.
rd •
ri *frit NLTTLETON, kthe matter of NET ri.E.Taw.

Sir S. Rout atm stated this to be an applirstoin
on the part of the Lunatic, to have his comults‘m,i
superseded or Lllowsil up. Tint Petitioner eras
taken into custody in the tuotois of Juue last,
on the application of it Mr.. (lufteartt, his slitter.
After remaining for a *hint time iu prison under
the w:irrant of a Magistrtte, ii w-is committed to
the A4yluin for Lunatic* et York, where he new
remains. The rainnossion was taken out aglin,r
the Petitioner eu the Sch Deceinlrer last, but 1.0
proceeding had yet been held snider it.
Mr. !lomat., fur the sister„ pleaded die 'mantles
or the property of the Lonatic, consisting of three
cottages, of annual value Al. soil about throl. io
money, isa bring the cause why no steps lord been
taken to follow up the Corniniasion, the sister of
the Lunatic not wishi.ig to burden his estate with
an expense it could not support.
The LORD LUANCRI.I.OII, however, could not al-
low a commission to he held nut is terrurens. It
must either be proceeded ou iii a month, or lie bit-
penciled. _

BANKRUPT PETITION.
COUNTRY BANKERS` VOTER.

Er parte SCOTT. in the matter of Ju his. Lain LIT,
dad Jute..
In this case, the parties carrying on business in
London, and as hankers at Gosport, two different
coinntissioas had been taken out against them in
different characters, 10 that the telltale of four per-
sons interested were twice made bankrupt. To pre.
vent the unnecessary expense of such proceedings,
this petition was pres. sited, for the purpose of set-
ting aside the commission at Gosport, awl that all
the proceedings should take place seder the com-
mission in London. By a separate petition, how-
ever, a cos:llo44ton for proving debts at Gosport
oyes prayed, so as to prevent the holders of IL ootes
at Gosport from being under the necessity of coin-
ing up to Lnodon to prove their debt.. For those
peculiarly interested under the Gosport commis.
sion. it was argued by Mr. Naar, that it would be
advisable, even though that commission should go
no farther, thst, for the satisfaction of the numerous
creditors at Gosport, an examination of the Bank.
runts should take place there.
Sir S. Itnutete. for the Assignees under the
commission in town, coatended that all that could
he desired as euserittal to the interests of the Cre-
ditors in the country oyes, that they should have
liberty to prove their debt, at Gosport, as had lately
been granted in the case of the Exeter Bank.
The Loeb Outsets:l:tie 111.111 of this opinion. It
was necessary that a proof or tl. notes should be
allowed in the place where i-sued, that Coun-
try Bankers might not suppose, in the event of
their failure, that they were subject to no de-
mand sin sr:vaunt of their 11. notes. But, as tors-
o nination of the Bankrupts, under • COlOllll.7kM
which' could not carrj along with it thelegal penalties
attached to ao extunitiats under eyelid commission.
that was not to be countenanced. Here, if. ise was
desired, the bankrupts should be examined both at
London and Gosport, for their examination in Loo-
don they were.hable ; fur that at Comp*/ they were
not ; and, in this way might they commit al .Gus.
port as many falsehoods as they 'thole. irithont
being at all accountable. This might be elmadiod
by rewiring to the creditors at Gosport. who could
eau ly iostrnet an agent to attend for them to town
at any exioniciasion of the bankraptn-rif such ex.
amiontion should be refuse' themo..to apply to the
Court for that purpose.
Ilia Lordship also thought, as the Commission:in
Gosport was only auxiliary to that in town, thot the
conduct of the commission should now dere!** op
the town Solicitors—the costs of these proceedings
to he pool out of the funds peculiarly belongiog to
the Govan concern.
. _
The Royal Oak and Elisabeth ham proceeded
from the blockade of Cherbc6rg, to join Sir ED,*
WARD Pett.rw.

A flosilla estAlilishotent is forming et Gibraltar.
under the common.' or Captain C. V. Panama,
who well hoist a broad-pemlant there. Captains
FELLOW'S and HALL (Commanders) are appoint-
ed to the service.

On Saturday embarked at Cowes. detachments
of the 27th (Da RuLtit's) *int other regiments, to
join their buttshoiss in the Mediterranean.
We are sorry to state. there are no hopes remain-
ing of the safety of the Coolest Rua-tnig. Lieute-
nant Joey Cirtimoat. which sailed with dispatches
fur America in August last. It is believed that she
foundered off the Azores. and that all the crew
perished.
A garrison Court-Martial has been held en
board the Metralfi transport. at Sintheed, am some
men of the 4:h regiment of foot, for iii•emipectlal
behaviour to the.r officers. Two thousand six
hundred lashes are to be inflicted among theta on
this day.
The following Commanders hove been lest-fy
promoted to the rank of Post-Ca; tamp.

i Commies C. 0. Amster, eprimo. Strohm (of the Philemel).
Fraaeo Beaufort (of tlme Blomomi), Buommio Weber. Mae
chaoton. Joao Maxwell, Philip *teem, W. B. Draft
The foltooilig LiOotesteinis are promoted to Commautia7.
.f. Mean
Lte.,.. wade!, Jraler afolisette, not.
!Imre Jane, G. Gatos, o.*Laseellee. W. *Wart (Ism
a eifteer to Sir LW, Carte), I'. 111 Own% P. Pnitieh, 0.
W. Wales, Wary Timeworn, It. Lido Coulees, Hama.
(t'Grsdy, Henry Weir,
.TlPre were is figaMMipmes pew.
wool to I..entenasts hi Mel, tad at is Jew.
N•e•t. iteratvemmits....ftear.liJaiihiOtette, to an.
oinie at Leith, in the meta of She Mom' Neale; Bone-
Admiral s.r Charles Hamilton, to succeed Adenine °twiny
the enameled Oa the River; litear.aitnoral Pianism% ee
be Captain of the Mediterranean Flret ; Captain Beysiesa.
I. be PioratCmirnierioner et PI th, in the ream n(
Admiral lc Pella w ; rim Horne l s, is the Tearable ;
Capt.iio A. Macimazie, to the &Muds; Carta Gsiab, te
the Plltteerni; Captain J. Stswart, to tie Blesaitm.
Mr. Coaster, in his Replier elf Sinardsys Sops
he has been offered • subscription to delay bin
losses and exueusiii• isicitrre3 by 1114 lan trial and
cosiiictioo ; but learninK niidom from the fate of
GA LE Jun LA'S Subscription, be b•.gs have to do.
cline dint moils of renantieratten ; and requests, io
lieu of it, os one more likely to be produoiens that
het friends will purchase the numerous sots of his
Rrinfteer Non on Inintls,and consequently roneiriered
by him as eiloile !mime, at the and dersh price of
3! .64.ctri per set.

BULLION COMMITTEE.

PoUT, ToGLTIICK WITH miIIICTUS OT LT11.)674C*,
AND ACTOUSTs, FROM TIiF, /ELECT I:0,01i1 IL/.
ON JAIL HIGH PiticE fl auto HULLItiII.

Widtred Gy tt.e ilotne of Coonoohe to be rimed, June tt,
t 111)

TU. CeLet Conotiatee scp,inted to inquire into the curse of
the hitch Price ut Gut.' Bulitutb ai.3 to take tutu eirushht+ .
I WU the state of theta, ulatiug Mediums and of the I'4'
charthca ttzi wow Qr..'" Itr.taid ant Florian Parts;--and
L. report the same, wiai Muir übserratious thereupon,
from roue to tune, toil., Itrui.e:--hare, pursuant to lbw
14.1.. r of the Puma,. es,,ruiu,d Ms arai-ers lei thee re-
freed ; and hare uzi cr.: in the fulluwitig Report:--
Your
Coditottt.ze pi occeded. in tio- tint instance.
to ascertain what the Rote a (lo;d Iltilliou fled been. •
as well as the totes of the Foreign Ezekosiges, for
some time past ; puricidstly &mug the last year.
Your Committee have fugal, that the price of
gold !milieu, which, by the regulations of ilia Ma.
JeslY's mho. is 3i. 17..101d. per Mine, of standard'
triteness. was, doting the years 11101 i, 184. sod
IROS. as h 1241 at al. lit 141;11aatittit. Trtaassis tiff
end of Isms it began to adnoce very raphilye and
continued fiery !ugh during the whole. prat: 1e09;
the trinket price of standard gold in Lots fluctuating
front 41. 9s. to 4!. 12i. per oz. The nierket pore
at 41. 10.. is about Isi per cent. abide the isnot
prier.
Your Contradtee have faucet, that dnrir.g t/ e
three first months of the present year. the pi ice of
staudard gold in bass remahied measly at the mine
price as during last year, viz. [tort 41. tos. to 41.
121. pee oz. In the tonne: of tine ottani, el &Seeds
aed April, the price of atatideol cord is quoted hut
once iu Wetteehall's tables, vie. as the Giber April
last, at 41. Ge.ohich is rather is... than to per tent.
above the Miot prier. The lest qcotatious of the
price of gold. which bate heen given in those tables.'
are upon the 181 h and sold of May, when Pettellei
gold in coin is quoted at 41. I ts. p r es. Pottage!
gold coin ii about the lime 60. nem as err Matelot&
It is stated in the same bade., that iu the month of
March last, the price of new Deafens rose Irani
41. 7s. to 41. Os. per os. Spanish gold is from 4f
to 4: grains bettor than stsodard, making about it.
per ox. difference in valve.
It appears by the evidence, that th- price of
foreign gold coin is geneeill big' e. than that tic
our bar gnld, on account of the former eitlitog 1
more ready vent in for.sgo. markets. The difer.wee
between Spenin and Porttigal . gold ia cern -earl
gold iii boa has of late leen is. per osin^e. Yore
Committee have Oen to stale, that there is raid to
be at pre.eut • difference of between ris. and 4s. :o r
ounce h.tween the price of her gold ohieli may be
sworn off for exportation at being finer) gold. mid
the price of such sock Lae gold se the d aler will
not venture to swear titT; -bile the former was
about 41. 10s. in the market, the letter is said
to hie- been about 41. 69. On account of Bross
extrinsic differences, occasioned either tor tie ap-
pease of coinage. or by the °boleti:sins at /as,
the price of steam:llrd got' in Imre, such se may ha
exported, is that which it is most metres& to keep
generally in new through the present inquiry.
It appeared to yosir Committee. that it might
be of use, in jedgiug of the erase of titioltigh prose
of gold bullion. to be infused alas of the plums
of Wye, darn; the muse period. The price et
standard silver is His Majesty's mist is 11‘441 d•
per onset; at Ali ellinaard prim the valet a
Spawn &Ili is e.. 44. pereorhiett tomes to the
seam thing. Spatial, dollartare. at that stoodard
p!«Dr. sloth 4s. tilde, per ease& .It, is ...toad is
Wettenhall's tables. that throughout he year mg,,,
the price of emw dollars flut•tuste.l from S.. 6'1.-tols, 7.1. per Wesley et Orme 'lrt to 13 p.-t cent. above
thillitert yikeelTlllehetted sneer. lie the course et
the. lit asisolitehete dollars herr been vested as
hi& elLtoot perosace, or mare than 1.5 per mut.
above t %sidle*.
YberVeditentie hire likewise found, that to..
weeds the ewe 'ef the year Intel. the Exchanges
with the eminent became very turfeeerable 'ea
this cossitry. sad easitinaed still mere uabitooesili • •'
through the whale or. iso9. nod the three &M. • •
moths of the pees-nt gear. • - - ••
Hannorgh, Amster.da.n aid Paria.-are the pries .
opal pineei with which the' Itcheages are ries; • '
blinked at present. During the last six months -et
11009. and• the them first smiths of the present
' year. the exchanges on Haminrgh and Anste:dana
were depressed as low ss from 16 to 10 per mot, be-
low par; and that out Paris still lower. The ex.
changes with Portugal have correspinebd with the
others; bat they ere complicated by sonic onion-
time* which shall ha explained separately.
Your .Coniet tire find,. that in the coax e of the
Month of Mitch lad, that is. from the 2 1 of March
to the 34 April, the Exchanges with t.•e three
places above mentioned received s gradual improve..
ment. The Etchings with Haailsorgh rose gra.
dually from icy. 4. to 31.; that with Amsterdam,
from 31.8. toad. 5.; tlsa with Paris •tom in. 16.
to el. 11. Shin the 3d of April 14.1 to Ilse pre est
time, they hen regained nearly stationry at those
goes ; she Esedisage with finisher:vb, as stated in
the tables printed fee the um of the aperahants.. ap..
pretrial; as mach agesiaat this country as.. per
cent. below par ; that with Amite des appearing
to be more than 71. per cent. bet.," par; sad this
with Paris more this 141. per cent. below per.
So estrsorillasty • roe in the market . price of
gold in this notary. coupled with so remarkable a
depression of our exchaoges with the Continent.
eery early. tis2...judgeneut of y 4 ur Committee.
poiated to tig is the state of our own do..
mastic cermet: as the cause of both apptalanCeS.
...But before they adopted dist coac'• on, which
seemed agreeable to all former resomiegs end ea-
porie.e., they thought it proper to inquire more
particularly into the circumstances connected with
each of those two forte; and in hear, from pormits
of counnercial peso iceend detail, wont explanation
they hod to offer of an iniussial a state of thing..
With this view your Committee caller" b,fosip
thew several ueerobent. of extensive dealings east
intelligence. and desired to have their opiates. with
respect to the cause of the high price of gads
and the bow rates of exchange.
It will he fogad by the endears.s that the high
pries ot gold is set:rigid, by moot of the "pitmen%
entirely to oo alleged scarcity of that article.
arising ont of an unmoral dinned for it upon the
Continent of Eorope. ibis thatistral deemed to.
gold upon the Ciestenent is deserib-d by fs.m.. .4'
tlinet es being chid', foe the an of th• Frei tiA

armies though increased also by that state of al.. m,
and failure-0f confidence, %limb leads to the prac-
• Lee of hoarding.
Yonr Committee are of opinion, that, in the
*nand and natural state of the British currency,
the foundation of which is gold, iso inereased de.
mated for gold front other pints of the *nth!, -
ever greet, or fro n whatever (1114.`1 nouns., I! 01
have the effect of producing here, fora considerable
period of time, a maenad rite in the market price
of gold. But before they proceed to explain iln•
great:-Is of that general opinion, they wods to sate
st.e other rea.ons which alone would have led
ti'leta-to doubt win titer, io point of f +et, such a ile•
sr it.l fir gold, ea is alleged, has operated in the
us iimer supposed.
If there were an nominal demand for gold upon
the Continent, such a. could influence its market
price in this conntry, It would of course influence
alga, awl indeed its the tire instance, its price in
the Continental marketa; and it was to be expected
that those who eacrthed the high price ham to ta
great demand abroad, wutild have been prepared to
state that them 'CM a corresponding high price
..broad. Your Committee did not find that they
groan led their inference upon any such informs.
tion; mid so fat it. your Committee have been ens-
bled to ascertain. it doer not appear that, during
the period whets the price of gam bullion' was
rising hell% as raluett hi our paper, there was any
eau...wounding tit!• in the pries of gold haliitia in
the market of the Continvid, a... Vetoed in their re-
spective currencier. Mr. IVhittnere, indeed, the
lute Governor of the Bank, stated, that in Ins
epinino it was the high price abroad which hail
carried rose gold coin nut of this totting., but lie
did not offer to your Committ•T any proof of this
high price. Grriftilhe. a Continental Mer-
chants who apihear.A to he reinurkehlv well in-
formed to the detail* of trade, being wilted by the
Committee. If he could state whether ani• change
had taken place in the price of 4tild in a if of the
foreign markets within the last year? ati:wered,
to No very material chsts.,re that I out ate ire of."
,Upon a salseemaent day, having lista tune
to refer to the Nettie! ',time, lie again stated to ele
Committee, " i her leave to Observe, that there
has Irmo tae of late in the Mitt pri^e of
gold in foreign places, not have the market 'viers
experienced an uilvene,- at all relative to the rise
that has taken piece in England : one of the payers
.1 have delivered chews the foreign prices reduced

into sterling money at the present low ruts. ..r Et-
chance, anal the execs abnee tour mstrkst prier
maybe cortnelereil s. nhout equal to the eller:me
conveyance."—The parer he refer* to will fund
In the Appetobx this s aternent m I.le by Mr.
Greffulhe thro‘.t great light upon this part et the
subject ; a. it ,hers, that the actual 'wire. of gal I,
in the foreign ftt PV kegs, are jest PO inneh loser th in
its. market price here. as the difference of exchange
&Monists to. Mr. Gritfolbes paper is confirmed
by another. which hits been laid before your Com-
mittee. Mr. A !srahaai Goldsatid has also stared to
your Committer. that, durinz that part of last
year when the 'avert price of troltl here rose so
high. is price at Hamburg!' did not fluetuate
more than from 3 to 1 tier cent.
lire your Committee most ota•rve, that both
et Hinieborth and Amsterdam. where the measure
011 valve is ret ;told, as in this country lint silver,
an onesuel demos,' for gold would affect it. money
sake. that is, its price iis silver ; and that as it
dews not smear that there hes been any consider-
able env I. the pries of told. al veined to silver. at
those places in the lest year. the inforeoet t,, thit
sawn not any tioo.idersbte Inereitee in the de-
toad ir.w gn 4. That permanent nee in the am-
irittepeie• of 141 'hose its Most prim schst-h
Nit. Cestittlise's lobs", whom Itttiee
Kr'serefill Tows both ishboeigit INNS Amster-
dam. ewes in semi degree he misteihod. so emu
CasaasSitsas asotaier, to rp schweislistit *Weis' has
token, place in the relator. votes of Else tee peeeiosio

eiletteie steer the waeltk soinerrnieg stsrit
~bar sod inahlosiorar 'rotor' will be fosetti in
the Appesais. rotated** tw rho tluessorwto lawi
hare your ensotalthas be abs AUG.. From the ;
estess rano., a fell is the relative ptZed of
pears to here t..ken place in this amsairr for 11,.1111t
that hefoor thr twits'er of for moor currruev nr-
Swo
to Operitt.`, Bile r kelpies 1.1141 in its rel.rtive
vette to sold throughout the wsrtd. g 44
prated to rise iis twice in diner sitoriti-ts where ..Ivrt
is the tinted ittessare. sea silver has siiiseated to &II
in these where phi it thr Rte.. inea.ure.

(To be costi.nri.l

LICEVcES.

The folly...rine is an account of the terms upon
which the French C;civ,inment it aionpoeed to :01.1w
• eammerci al ititerroat se, by means of neit,ril yes-
Ws, with this country. It is extracted from an
ofAcisf rt.i.mment, dated July
lie licences win be greeted has far torts mote to ere sl-
angily points d *et. The Itaaatw will remain is free for six
alas, hes gob be esbeeitesa sure versa to the javelins.,
of the Miointie of Merles, with • &titration of the Master
of what he bee dew, awl the toeuneocts of slat roya.g.
The tirei.re stall he delivered erat•iimuly,
" The wattrard Mogen mast CO*l**l of vise and rnsocb
broaden tithe retest of orte•sitith of the tonnage of the yes.
eel (to be minrtairerd by the Islamize an which she pays her
dean r, :not the remaining five.* atlas t overcast, at the Ilia-
errtin. of Ike shinpers. of ono., brandy. gam, bate, seed,
fruit. and the prodset of French marisufa-tiire., and ails, of
obiebiberiportation may oat to I. obili.ird by the iegnis.
Mos ad.. Cedes
" 'no hoped til***ll shell eroviivt of banter, Urine, low
MMIMIMIN irony teak, drays. rice, Rti.i*A trilne. • in., tot.
weed, fhb-A pitch, tar. grnMenes. thanvirk. +Mos, lewd,
,melee. Its, white teed. emelt, dried hitits in the MO,.
weeswee Asa based --betbieg is altered to the prim reps.
tattoos, respecting tie destination agenda "
Tire only objection on the pert of out G ire•if -
meat (anti (hilt we fear is ineuperalAr) to tin.
rink of articles allowed to be insnorie,l onto Fr•iire
is, limit neither Beulah manufacturer nor Colonial
prodder are included to is. Tiie aihoi—iai
these. we usidwataiod. is a rise gas am of the we-
Sail %meta.
At the last Stomata* Gtr Naott. Lard Matto
iptalifled as a Malistrate fur the coulit).
Oa Mort,lay wenoißlit. the curter litLin,ginz to
• Fut.L.iros. of Eniesi. in ilia • iiir, .trasi
11,10,1 Orn,i, at the estramere iii,o toe S
• t.61...1. Nirtig.. and wlmuet ssssss ;
Ttltookit evertions of vie Leiser a rrry
tiks Stilt! rat-earl 1, , i-,r