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cession this day.

of the said pirate had landed about three weeks
previously, hawing destroyed their weasel on the
coast of Caroline. 'They kad long run such
a lawless course, that they at length feared cap.
. ture ; and to prevent the consequences they divided
their spoil and burnt the vessel. She was originally
fitted out at Baltimore, cruised under Artetnat's
flair, I►er Commander was a Suenish•Atnerieaa,
and her crew was composed of all nations, including
filleea Englishmen. These men were at Charleston
when the Lee arrived there ; they were apprehend.
ed on charges of piracy, and would have been tried
for the offence by the Meniciliel Authorities at
Charleston, but at Capt. BLACKER'. request. their
trial was postponed, and they were placed at such
disposal as the two Governments shall agree to.
Capt. BLACKSR also succeeded in recovering from
the possession of these pirates a bog. containing
about 5.000/. sterling, in coins of various nations
(part of the plunder made at Bonarista). and wear-
ing apparel. bearing the names of SMITH and HALL,
two gentlemen who were passengers in the Si► Tho-
m: Hardy, one of the vessels' which the pir.ste had
pl►►ndered off the Western Islands. It is a rema►k-
able circumstance, that the leader, or principal

man, among these pirates, was one of the mutineers
in his Majesty's ship Herminne, the Commander of
which ship (Capt. PlOOT), it will be remembered,
the crew murdered, and afterwards carried the lew
gate into the Spanish port of Lavine. His soma
is Clarke, alias tort,. The Lee having landed at

Portsmouth 350.000 dollars, for merchants, from
the Havannsh and Jamaica, sailed again on Smut..
day evening to return to the Plymouth station.

Our Parliamentary llteport this day contains
copies of the financial Resolutions moved on
Thursday in the House of Commons, by Sir Hasty
Nam E I. L ; and also of the Resolutions moved seism
day respecting the Storekerper-Oesieral's Depart.
meta. The purpose of the former is to shoe ilia an
important reductiusi moy be made in the pebheves.

11'e revert with feelisso of nomixed plemorc to
the act of grace proposed on behalf of the Crown
to the House bf Lord., for the reversal of the Rill
if Attatookr, passed by the Irish Perfitment,
oohs* the children of the osofortunate Lord
lenses", FiTiliallgtt.D.
Such acts as shi• have, in the best times reflect•
ed back upon*. Throne the lustre of its own be-
neficent vireos& It Weise 430r1-like effort of power,
humanely operatiag to mitigate the severity of law.
Such acts ale always powder, because they are
always gook!--to do justice is the duty of the Ms.
gistrate, but to dispense mercy is the peculiar at-
tribute of • generous mind.
The Minister, with becoming delicacy, abstained
from entering into a recital of the CJIISCS that led
to the Act of Attainder against the lone Lord
EDWARD EITZOBRAI.D. That unfortunate Noble-
man hut' fullers the victim of lois political principles—
whatever might have been his political errors, let
skip with him in the grave. But it cannot
so the living or the dead to speak
of dinheery tentsabling qualities that marked his pri-
ests:life—for the elegance that adorn. for the virtues
that endear exalted station--for unbounded gate-
realty of heart.—for extensive charity—for kindly
sod Alights manners, no men stood more distinguish-

ed thou that unfortunate individual. These were
the polities of his nature, qualities which, we may
say, he took by inkeritonce from the illustrious
Noose of Leioster. It is pleasing tease the orphan
hair of such a pansesterad to his blood, his ishe-
riteaceh Pod hie cooatry. Law may the gracious
steasiserasgal goodness/kw part atid strong in that
osqpialdapusel !—long nay such frets be remem.
Wad by ire finally sod the amatry on which they
ate beareed
Ws moats thie raciest and popular
-mammee lame • gutt sad good effect on the
pm* of Ireltidd.rthey will remember that it is
the Ritnitiree uais sab.libe act of • Patric'
who was ones so dew to them—whose early
life gave promise of the future liberties of their
We trust that the act or Wednesday night, in fa.
roar of individuals who are objects of solicitude

Awl beisslesasnis thins essstr;, is hut the first
tillimece on the pia of the Coast, and that ■ de-
Istikof and enthusiastic people will behold in the
attain those illastrisists qualities which they so
Anti admired in the Prince of WALES.

received letters of the 30th last from
with state, that there is every appear-
abundant harvest in that part of the
regret to find, from the following
Paper of that city, that a disposition
been again excited by the present

wast :---

.4, Sews o'afek, ass. June 30.
say that this day bus been inhered
symoteart of riot.
IM isbon•---

so sisal, for
hire, at Breai.streirt, the great ems piminitc or the city,
seised sad plrodered several baskets of bread gain from
biker, to retailers. Horrible exclamation nese need.
Tien* is Now noels mote genet, bits still very uneasy.
Ti. °Which, a...
/lease visits have been paid to principal bread shays. A
rimpisodar has been arrested, sad all hoopla tolerable quiet.

TM I.OIII,CHASCEI.I.OII and the VICE-CHAN-
ustaoft bed audiences of the Pelee' Weimer
yesterday.
Senday might seemight. Mr. MORGAN, chief of-
ficer .r the prevesitive best. et Worthing. seized •
raft of 94 tube isf Gement. Ow the same day the
Reightem preventive boat seised the Neptune
Brighteb packet.--Several semsgglers, with their
cargoes. have been ohliged to vaunt to France
within the last week. from the unremitted exertioes
of the preventive heats on the coast of Sussex.
The Lords of the Tremary have ..heers pleased to
order the chief olficese atilt several pseveative sta.
boos, belonging to the Comma. all slang the
come. to take chain of the apparatus for saving
•
shipwrecked =arisen.
Lieutenant RK1119911 Diorama has been pieced
ow the superannuated list of Commanders of the
Royal Navy. Mr. Gamma Blame has beets pro.
moted to the rank of Surgeon. The ether promo-
tion. Iliad/ in the Navy between the lit of Aprit
end 30th of Jose 184 comprise one Comovinder to
the rank of Pust Captain (W. Portists), three
Lieutenants to the roi•k of Commander, and eleven
Midshipmen to the rank of Lieutenant.
The List of the Wsry contains--
Admirals, ISl—in commission, 12 I Post Coptafios,
in nowannosiou, 53 ; COMVIIIIIIIIII4II‘ 53 ;
Lienteuests. 3,50—. in I-monorail». S5O; Masters. 1117;
itotttenns,ll9s ; Assiotaot-Sin eons, WO; Peruses, 565.

A letter from Jamaica, dated May I, tiaye:—.
" The SOliik has Ivrea very unhealthy; they buried
two midslOpmen. one petty officer. and eight sea-
ms. het cruise; two or three have died since her
serivsl. sod seventeen of her crew are now in the
hospital. 'The Conflates, Captain MonTootteof
woo dispatched to Porto Bello, to protect British
rolotesta, on the capture of that place" by Sir
ORIAPOIt 1411.43a5e0n. Tha. lira Neu- very
formulate in freights. having had 3445.000 dollar% on
board her, in the course of the last them month,.

sin A LWEiDA, of 20 gone we have received
committed numerous acts wigergard. which v
;It seas and on the shafts gum an oboe&
de Verd Wends. Tlis vs; but we reg
Warier Islands to Boossialli coact from a pave
ears, the core W itedi4
lor 4,0001. ea. N 'tumult has beer
pressure of extreme
•!tares. 'the I* *Mee Mirror 0j
darpretts, St. Mike% We are sorry to fa
ago, Jamaica. Cayrnms% in with renewed moms
where abe learnt the crew Abogi sra hoer •It•