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lit in Attlevicnn ,nsereltant, residhst al TIVW\INti. In Ihet
year 1607, he shipped •by she Vitions, Heieskina„.ll2o tags
a lithe sugar, cimaigbed be 6'terlOarie- •121191rthe* that
the vessel was rust by a littlish sleeve( wig soilvoreieits •
into Plymouth, whom, op ensatinaticie,,, it agerarette. dud •
the voyage was Ilistkaie was permit/nil' to tiered • bur
on her snivel at Charlotte she was ached by the itiatho'silics
trirjrishirxlwat4. the' e, hy ludas of this Milan tidies therstesee that
she had come feria a &disk ' posseisagem Wester-
ing, prevailed im the arthordieito of the cargo
in be lauded, they riving n bend to pay t if the
French Government 'Wald deride against the The
French Government did decide menial,' the 11111044 • 1111 t
part of the came which wag lasted, evaleell4l2ll,l larkil
remained on board, was confiscated. The IPlaOstil'e regent
in London had abaudourd to she tinderwritersaint tlge.woe-
with Anieriea breaking out, the setter* was neemoarityde.
liy ed till evaithat the pacifientien bad taken pion*. '
The cane .tiled on adissignions and the weenie deploiliolo
of the Captain and the Consignee of the retie.
• The SOLICITOO,6IIIIIEItAL, fur the Def. ndant, eisolentle.a•
that at least for part of the cato he had a plod defence. tie
should contend that for the part of the cargo which ass load-
ed, therecould be no pretence to call untie bit elient,lle dog
policy had been fulfilled, sad a safe landing sod delevery
effected. In the case of Brown wed Cagstairs, decided by
Lord Ellenborough, the eireurnstances were similar to the
present, and his Lurdsliip held that the tisk after landing,
from drspogie iuterference, was one gutsiest which the fn.
sur...r could not intend to grind the shipper. Thsimairot
cur ranged itself within the esithuitty of the one hos bad bset
gooiest, and therefore fur the 512 beer of Int bided
under the usual Custom-house regulatious, tbe if' was
nnt entitled to recover.
The Lotto Cilia, Jurrtcn left fur the opinion of the Jury.
the question whether the landing of the 442 bap of ougar
was a safe landing and dehvery, within the 'moulage, she
policy. His Lordship reviewed the evidence +Melt bores*
the point, and the Jury found a verdict for-the Plaiwtiffirort
2081. 10s, the proportion of the value of the 344 heel
sugar, which had not been lauded from the vessel print tit
th eunfilmatiusi.
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BRUSSELS. Ftelll74llll IL •
Letters from Barcelona say. that a great Metier.
of officers who had served in the wars in the Mein..
solo, has successively eatharked at that port to
proceed to N.tples, for the purpose of offering their
services. •
A vessel laden with all kinds of arms, sailed
from Bowel/ma for Naples on the 10th February.
The Commissioners appointed to revise the laws
mistier to the Customs and Excise, Ilia now corn-
Oftted its labours. It assembled for the last time
ou the 20th, when the President, Baton Vou
announced that his Majesty had resolved to take
into consideration the remarks upon tlie various pro-
jects, sod that he will receive, with rest pleasure.
the particular considerations which each of lb.
Wlesulx-rs may communicate-to him upou the state
of the liaanc.s of the kingdom.
HAMBURGH, FEBRUARY 27.
We have received by express news from St. Pt u= rs-
burgh of the ISth instant, containing the followitig
extract (rum the new Tariff :
IMPORT DUTY.
Ram se4 all triads of BessAp 40,30, sod 40 R. areas dire
14 Hie sorgiegtS, hem 10 degrees and radar to IA *egress sad
Aim Slik goods 4 R.S. pew lb. Wise is Mods. 30 11•11.
Il~rl. Wine is battles, 40
Raw Malian
illsostH el e. ksine
rood
(lfamearyi Horse's flail 'List, Fairsary27.)
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According to intelligence from Italy it appears .
that the Prince Regent commute& iu chief the
Neapolitan army. lie has under his orders Ge-
neral Ciaroscoss, who at the head of three
disi-
sions occupies San Germano. The Prince has
General Florestan Pepe as the chief of hie Sitar.
General William Pepe commands the division
that occupies the Abuse:in, and all the militia
•of those provinces. General Begaia is Governor
of Gaeta. and at the head of the forces thusted
between Sok And Foudi. General Areorito
is at Terracina, with another division. • General
Filangicti commands the reserve. Before their •
departure fur the army, all the Gestersis assembled
at Naples at a banquet, where the most cordial
union presided.
A letter from Naples of the 14th of Febreary.
says, " %Vat- is now certain. but no ope dresds the
issue of it. The Prince will immediately take the
command of the army. Several of the meat die-
tingraislied ladies in Naples, following the example
of the Princess-Regent, have turtle an offering of
their diamonds to the service of their 'comm.,. We
are assured that the plan proposed by General
Durnouriez, for the defines-of Naples, coirscidm in •
almost every trartieular with that which had been
previously arranged by the Mionter of War Warns-
case). who now. puts it into execution, having kept
it secret-until...this mrimeut."
General Gourgaud, who is now at Frankfort.
is shoot to ,publish in Germany a work on the
Campaigns of Italy. It will be published in •
German and French.
• ROWE, FEBRUARY 12. .
The Neapolitsns leave us very quiet. Since the
alarm of the 13th nothing pew liss.occurred Isere.
It is generally felt that if our neighbours had un-
dertaken a hoqile enterprise sgaiust us, they would-
in the first moment have expvriesscr'd het little ire
mitance. Now the thing would be more 41MCVii,
and it is probable that we should have the Ans.
trissuo.in our neiboarhsoil befareske Neepolitour.
Some persons wham the fear of wet has TV? 10.
cently induced to leave Nepleti, and have, arissiell •
here, assure us that the Neapolitan Govetatneet
his tesolved upon pursuing a system of war purely
&knave.
MADRID, FEBRUARY 19.
RETRACT 1111011 A. FRIVATI LETTER. •
The King took has .occitstotned promenade
day at hlonclou. His escort on composed of XIV
segeants of the reginsent Atniatun and tweory
431dien; a Colonel on his tight hared and a
Captain on his left. The King waited on" the
Prod. in the midst of she people. He was Whited
with cries of "Lint the A'imer i" to which 00/Mr
added the sdjectise Coastitatiehal.
The King tits made a seljegat., with I pension of
three firmer a day, of the sentinel who, wh-u an

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FRANKFORT, FEBRUARY 23. -
We read in Swiss Papers that the levy ufyoung
nsrn to the Milanese, to reinforce the Austrian
Briny, haa met with opposition in sense placer.
among which Busto is mentioned.—(Diach
per:, March 3.)
PARIS PAPERS.
PARIS, %fluidal.
According to intelligence from Italy it autreara