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aIVNIPPdanSII PAPERS.
•••., •., 1...;,,» , • Pasoan), itti.t. '
ithe'Cl'otternnientliteivectived by express the its-
Purt•setts VIA thietsristarfairsaAl troops.,,consessonded
hs Count de Visithiciaae. tristwed itro de Ita in"
the 4th. -eels
the apiirtaitriotoshoo.rohdo abandoned that
010111 t t s pursuit of iliatilsogss sent ugsiust
them: It iisischo ;certain that the *lnbar' of the
sebelo . its.gerensly.- scdoced.
• sanseadan.lote 5.
The estrus:Nisi:al fliary•of this-city published
yesterAiriiilitrittta from the Municipality of the
n
tor of rags'in the Political, Chief of this pro-
visrce. Tait ifiepoteh states,, that on the tat of'
July, *bunt six in the .asoriseng.-Ishert_th• greeter
part of the iuhobitatiti Insel;‘ginv to their labour in
the Acids, great acitubee' of armed mere,
chums besting. suddepty entered the town, and prbe
• corded to• the squure of the Collstitotion, wee they
halted. flawing compelled the •nthoritiei to as-
semble, their comensader stated the object of their
truning,Which was to carry off the swan of the to
militie, to seise the money in the putriWtoffers,
to throw down the stone of the Constiinthn, epd
set the passer's at liberty. They also deisooded
tiro tsunami- rations of bread and wino in' times;
hours, and that the same quantity should; be
featly fir them the next cloy, leaving it to.
opriou of the Municipality. to, collect it AA;
regular manner, ease without inwovenience ta4lllo
inhabitants. or to have them employ their ha
to procure it. All remonstrances being vain=
faction, filling the streets, crying, " Long live tiW
King and Religion !" and the hulls round the
town being observed to be occupied by people of
the some description, no resistance could be mode.%
std the Municipality was obliged to yield to all
itself denisuds, except that of releasing the
*.prlapaert, from which they desisted on
bring represented that they were chiefly highs-
iioy robbers end murderers, and they contented
theisselves with the release of one who had been
rongesed for a few days for some expressions summ-
ing to the Trappist. They levied s contribution of
60.000 teats, took sixty anssitets belongieg to the
inelitia, sod other srmit which they demanded by
proclamation, with the standard of the militia, which
they dragged thrOughllie streets, threw down end
broke the etooe end cast it into the river. Ttiey•
also ravried off•other articles among which wens
three strobes of powder, and one of ball, gild with.
drew in the ifterwooo by the the road to Mequi‘
lie Dial; they said that Lydda would soon be in their
power, OF the forts of Urgel and of Figuersi were
in that of their brethreo, and that they would arson
return to Fraga.
The Magistrates of Saragossa have pnbliebell.l
the account of the flight of the Royal Guard lit
Madrid, to which the Political Chief has added an
'abort:Atop to the inhabitants of Saragossa to fol.
low the example of those of Madrid, mod to depend 4
On the vigilance of the authorities. Distrust and
disorder are the shortest rood to the loss of our
liberties.
ItaactLONA, JUN, SO. .
Our Jettfaals publish various accounts relative
to the rebels. Moms and Mown Anton, who, after
being defeated at St. Colonne, retired to Amer.
are pursued by Colonel Colubi. Militia is also io
pursuit, end we rare assured that the troops from
Vich ore marchopf.e, to cut them off lons the
ruouLtsitis. Dispatches from the Insurgent Chirf,i
Juan Romsgoss, hare beet intercepted. They
were taken from art agent who hod a commission to
raise 'l:traits, and expected to levy I,oou men in a 7
few days.
A letter from Gerd agya—l, We are astonished
at the loss of the forts of Urgel, and it is offlict-
itg thst Perms should have drilled so long at
Tretnp with hie division. It to not easy to penetrate
do flimsy mysteries. Accounts from Taken, of the
45th say, 4 We have not yet seen the iirsurgents
but we expect them soon, since the forts of Crgel
are taken. Perena, with his div.sion of WV
has been here some days. No body conceives the
reason of the delay. without succouring, or at least
reinforcing the garrison of Urger."
A letter front Mullet of to-day 55y5......1.
Lundted insurgents passed by here to-day, who ate
stud to have been levied in the plains of Barcelona,
and that they were going to join the factious in the'.
moatitains. On their way they threw dowu several.
and committed venous excesses."
A letter from Villafrancs, dated yesterday, says—
" The greatest fermeotation is observed iu ell the
at rounding country, and it is feared that roani
places will hollow the scandalous example of Piers,
Masques., sad Vsllbona."
JULY 51.
The Political Chief lasi ordered • film of fifty
hetes, and double in ever of resistance, to be levied
on emir of theiudividnals composing the M uoiei ps-
lines of several places where the stone of the Con-
stitution was thrown down, without any resistance
being made by the Authorities, though they were
strong enough to oppose the small number of the.
rebels. Bodies of forty or fifty rebels hare entered
Heiken', Oless, and several other places.
Trarlfra, JULY 10,
llfinalliques, 79 -141; Rink Morn, 77t.
July 11.—Metalliques, 741 ; Bank BLares. 768.
July 11, in the Ertaing.—Mtialliqiies, 791; Book Sham,
773.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

• rfflivisovret, sum, .:
Arrived the Melee, Levie, keio Lisburn.
Belled th. Forth for Leith.
PLVMOCTMI, JOLT 13.
Attired the Surrey, Gerbell, trial MiramiCht.
FALMOUTH, :VLF S 3.
Arrived off the Port the Freedom, Blues, from Quebec,
its IS days; and &hey, Hunter, from St. Juba's, N.B.

*VAL, JULT 24.
Arrived last nigkt andMiled for the Rierr the Imbella,
Slospies, Milkr, from Jamaica • Mahal., Watson, from
ditto; Eagle, llimly, float Quebec; Cornwall, Robinson,
frouditto ; Echo, Johnsoa, from Antigua ;
M'Dougal, from Teneriffe; Hope, Wilson, from Tobago;
William Bryan, Davis, from Jamaica.
Came &two from the Riser, the Rotel %vertigo. Wilma
wad Beaty Jack, Bell, fur the &Mb Sr..; Jam, Riehardeow,
let Rio Janeiro; Vesershle, Dixon, for the Cape of Good
Hops; Promise, Glasgow, for (hither ; Mary, Richard-
ma, Aar Iferamybo; Mary, Bisset, fur Siere Levee; and
remain with it. Thames Indicatig. A Beet of outward
bewail are dastard by adverse winds.

The &aka., Team stikedeelaed. wa WWI Idol it
ftediebeeth the 10th wit.

yeast - -,
Messrs. Matthew Pidellid lied Co.- theveieiriira at die Es-
genes Canal, were heowebt up, offer a illseperaie coolict is
tee (Milady of Willis Costars, Jobs Llitabrick,Thasioni
and other sdleers, os the charge of coaspiracy, costkisiddirq
and dot, *ruder tWfollsariog cireswietasces
It appears/Nes the 'antinomy of Mr. Joke Geo*. sad
Mr. John Wright. agents to Messrs. Pickford mad Co. and
'Rickard Booth, loelt4teeper at the basis is the 17.5ay.r01d,
that WI host. here trim le the basin, to convoy SOS mar
heiewitiotto the third mimesis. of Pont- Guard" from Pad•
diatom to Liverpool. The hosts were. to leave the basis at
halipast eleven o'clock the precedier eight, for Paditioytort,
at which place the Utopia were to embed at we o'clock
iiiree seat @earning. F,aeh boat bad a crew of a Camelia aid
Mho see, ralidisgose hunting amid four saes in the whole
**ocher of hosts. All soppia perfakily quiet, till the time
appointed fhi the boats to lerfie WO, wllittriogs to the City.
rood basin bad arrived, wheel soddenly the Primmer Edward
Wray cried • aired, by *ay" of sigsal. " Now, ray boys, this
your thus!' end In ns 'amass between 70 aid 110 barge.
as ea, who bad her* lyiag la ambush, sprwg from their hid.
lag places, sad abrated * Nous ! Edward Wray for ever !'•
Wray appeared their Captain, sad made biome coaspinons
brasdishing a lisgeahlwdgeon.- and the whole body of them
declared that amino their wages were advanced to len
*ill i ego a week sot • wan et boa; .shosid wove' front
Sha Weis (Me 'wet IF present • is oily S. • week,
drell4aiiiwtesawr,-fiet•th teasyworpt alat Ceytialh,
hais allowed ISO,' sod 'toy ems who world work
der los sherd bat..sououoly pausiehle., Sown of the rioters
.si of she balance ben - - ' to -

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1' hlehrtellleasiee . _. the leek, . preemie
. eterer.gates beteg opened. 'Oil that the basin Nola eat
'Ow op the Ceepl ; they likewise tit the lowing-copra,
had precipitated tree of the horses iota the Wager.—
Tee rioter" Iberia' itintapliiihed their design thus far,
.11mte searched the cables of the boats sad their assuage for
mew who were employed to work the boats to Liverpool,
who were intistied with their wages, and having forted
hl
Om, they were theme *seaboard Imo the Canal by the
elated, because they refused to joie them. The riot had
w a very alarming aspect, as the eight wan• dart, and
of the gimlet batmen were.doulag on the water, lied
mearly met with watery graves.
' fly lt o'clock a commenicatioe was made le this office
for the smittssee of the police, let, befote their arrival, the
ridiets bad eollected heaps of diet stoats ea the tee leg path,
pith which they armed themselves. Ow the approach of the
el6eere, aseisted by the isotettelea, sad bosh of the barge.
me. who had refused tei jails the cosspirators, a meet
desperate (mediae espied betweee the Owe parties. The
police being armed with 'missies, &c. end the rioters
with bludgeons, sad the Sint stoats, with which they
Petted the (Marrs, mid kept them for MOS time at de
Game. Several were desperately wounded in the rencoetre;
however, the polite esierageoesly attacked the rioters,
sod succeeded I. patting them te Sight, side t►e ea.
replier) of the six Priseeers, where they captured, bet the
others, shrivel' t►e dirket,' of the eight, effected their
i escape. The three P. ismer', Porter, Wray, sad Williams,
were particularly idestleed es being active Is the mailtet.
It was peeved that the embarkatioe of the troops was de.
I lordly* beers I. eneseyeelice of the riot.
Mr. Marmot eleseded for the prosecutioe, and eulerped
meet tie the deeper 0 eambieatioes, particularly at the
time of t►e at berkefos of troops, w►ich might be attendee
with fatatawdelareeing coosettesocce to the Nettie.
The Magietram referred tei the Combination Act, SO ask
AO of the late King, chap. 10e, red -gave it as his optaiow;
that the eeettneeelen with-which the Pliellegla were charged
was not of that description as thisaihed is the Act, as the
words of the testate alluded le mecbswies and particular
trades; but they evidently had asereelded he as unlawful
purpose, aid therefore cause within t►e meanie( of the Hier
het.
The Prisoners sa beleg called ma fie their Metier, told the
2ttrate the' they had bees iaatigated to commit the
by the Captains of the boats, who did act appear
Motive lie the p►aeeediag. aid were the plotters of the plan, but
they decli 'ivies their wastes. They admitted their wage,
were Ills. a week, which they would be itati.Sed with if the,
mere peiill hat sem, whether they were en hoard or out; bat
iiimetirnes they were owl, three days on board, and were oily
paid for that time.
The Magistrate said they bad acted against the laws of
their country, and they mast abide the consequences.
The Priemorrs were thee ordered to find ba.l, tell to give
to boom DOM* to Mr. Harmer. They were all thee coetre7-
ed le prises till their sureties were i.quired MO.

'Oaten
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MATTOLOAEVEI.
IRILSTIB .
asotcok
SAlGEMENmemarzon. AND 0 *Pr&
IXESPRACY AMONGST M9N THE Rep
GEN rs CANAL. •
Yemenis, George Porter.' Navin! Writ', • • et
hew, Richard Blak.N. Mier, Pally, sod J
slu salver Tom MM.s, bs.ssaafis, is the esigArY