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permits android, weft atil si s isfeandile mature; 1.. hail
m.rvrd along with the lodises, wader Colonel Niehnlta, is.
Ohs tate war. and bore • erninneteakeis ism the Royal Colonial
Marines. Having shells ~dratted a friessolshsp for she In.
sham., is he may nay.. brew with noose of she Semi.
sole chiefs. and beteg takers wish sheen. beemmr a sacrifice
to the revenge . f the Americo,' Griwral. senates allot* ex-
ploits. as soentinsted in the newspapers of flowstia. she
primeseno are the drawling of Indian lowa% sod tektite
prisoner. slw snows awl Address.
Ill• Andwayiwg .4 Fressee• fitetemoijel euribeard of INie
keerieen elm beam by Week). slop &dish Aaf, sell Urger-
wants tiongissgt Am, le eeeslwr nor s.s she &new tenor of
General Jackson in the les line! of firolia.
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'flair further aiwervatisoa of this i...wriewate sod ccarrilowa
tinter are los earn, S. be *lewd. ri wills by the loberal
rot of his nen tomorrows. avid will he viewed in their
tree tiskt by all hirwol winds. This streeloos art. we
titeas. will not he everlooled by ear Governs/wool. soul the
brootbt Is that jest waniabwornt whirls he de.
t 7 Nem. 11 will ha refolleeted *bat a srowhoot wee er• sled
America a fro your sca, by the *Oldest"! Irish of 111,
*I it. dhows, sell Moat every pueelltle inquiry mad repent.
Hen wen wady; bat we would sat, lam cosioparletac there it
between elm asfeetouste eietinnetswee sad the deed!
Jaelirr owet.t ur prole, belvre• as patinas WI Oren Or
Abets, sad soot be leasbed folioed In se the prevent instance.
At • Court of If tre-Adaa rally. held yesteratry,..4 African',
seise.* at fleueases. toy Groom Mort, Eng Carder at the
Cellos, wooecoutteitotra as fnefrited to the Kling. These
Africato e.rr emplanni is a Ilward.to Ileineawiso. embed Es-
ipariewria by*" loolepettoiette pe • deer ear F.aehaore,
bawairel by one Amorio. sell were landed at ifeweagsa, ender
flies of went 4 prowiah•os. to remain the tonsil 11w pri.
9."" ""k1 Pueltre a a.ppry ; twor rub.ibly, however,
*Mil they mold be rantriweil by the 'mislead wetter& who
had brut put use *ore at Brrieuas, or sold to tabus to Cuba.
Then was we claim iaterivo.rel.
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AaVENICA V PAPERS.
•wasw.
PHII.SDILItIItS, JOLT 8.
Des OM* has protested against the capture of
: if is said to contain a great variety of
lIIIIIInowyt arguments.
Mr. Quince, Adam. is said to he drawing tip a
M ,siife-to, explaining to all the world the pacific
paltry .1 the invasion of Florids. It is aid the it
will he mpefirw, aa a composition. to the celebrated
blanifeeto of the Cue of Great Britain, drawn
UP by Gilthem aghast Pricer. AiiinfiL. other
themes of the new Alsiiiresto, it is and that the
apottations of Spain will be avowedly nbandoned,
in Girder to prove that the war upon Florida is
mere pacific operation of diplomacy.
A mimic oilier propositions to be explained in the
Ma. ifr.ln, is the following, which is a new epecies,
awl kind of counter-demonstration to the celebrated
was seqffiter of the memorable Judge Chase. It is
sheen first, that the attack upon Amelia Island
tens an net of devotion to the cause of liberty and
independence; and in the second lilac', that the
taking of Pes.s.rola, as war was not authorised by
Congress, rung he en art of amity and good faith
towards Simi's. on the part of the Executive.
Oar oftlw eseieseng-rt who brting'it dispatches to
Don Olds List week, was lint from l'imencola, hot
from Spain. ly the route of Ilourdeaux. The n,i-
lure of his dispatches are only gummed at.
BaLflllolti, JuLy 7.
Th.. Spanish :11inister. Dtut ()Ms, has removed
from ih pasture-fields of Bristol, above Philadel-
phia, and this morning arrived in this City, on late
way to %%'nsitington.
Letter from the Treasury Department at Mode.
incites), addressed to Mr. Baker, the Bviti,h COll.
au!-Gruel el :-
1, TR EARIMY DEPARTMENT.
TO ANT. ST. JONA SAKES, [ft WAIIIIII46TOW.
" DoMplreiler's Dace, June 25, ISIS.
eta-1 have attratively considered the qiiestion pro.
pownited in the esclused tons meals, which were a few days
saner peewmied to sae under your direction.
"lot. Whether s Biansuilian vessel will be allowed to
brim/ West India printer, to the Coiled States from Bar-
aorta, which had been imported into that plate from some
water pomessiou of his Britannic Majesty in the West
ladies?
ss V. Whether, strontium to the Navigation Art of the
boiled Matra, wirrh is to take effect on the Ist October
west, is nisei owned he &retitle can be allowed to eater
the United Mater and discharge seam° which had been laden
nn hoard in the West Indies, broeight to Bermuda, ealaden
abort, sad again Wien on hoard
• As applicable to the tpiestioa, I have to observe,
that the poets of St. George and Hamilton, in the island tor
Illevmega, are considered open to the vessels of the United
Biases, ateordiag to the ordinary laws of navigation sad
trade. A British vessel. therefore, which was cleared out,
Moor earso was actually laden, and whose voyage com.
at either of the said Arta of St. George or Hama.
tiara, map rater and discharge her cargo in • port of the
• Waited State% with this express andersiarillaa, however,
.4 Am an part of such cargo was brought in the same ves.
Mt le the Wand of errands free sate of his Britannic
Majesty's piminswiotiv elided to the vessels of the United
States Aril, ainesaiirei, that sorb vessel is wet employed in
the transportation of goods to that Wails! from British Co-
luniit ports, which title Owed against the vessels owned by
citizens of the {Jolted Stales.
With respect to We mensal question, I have to observe,
that airiodiug to the provision of the Act, a British vessel
sailing bons • port, out open to Americas vessels, and
Leung • post that to oral, istiloadisig there, taking the
Mine, or unsteadier calicoes board, mod clearing theater to
the Stairs, esat.n.st be admitted to entry.
" This kind of tattle, heretofore considered a lucrative
one, is declared by the Act to be • direct trade from the ex.
eluded purt, and is in express terms prohibited.
" I am, Ike.
(aped) " J ANDERSON, Comptroller."

FOREIGN INTELLIGANCE.

PARIS PAPERY. PAPERS.

PAWS. AVOUST V.

T 4! Ro7ol Court yesterday registered letters
Plire.t. • milrms g the t,t or Connt upon
Simekr,uole, an 111011111 M of rank, ugrd 82, who Iwo
er" tril in lavour of his only son s majored of
tc
z..),1640tt Irene. ineutor. W on e e assured thin
kpoole purses • fortune of nine millions.

—Letters front Sps; dated the tfitltjuly, announce
the arrival of the Duke and Dor:fiess of Cumber.
land. Prince Hardrnberg, the krussion Minister,
with a numeroua suit, was Amity expected.
The King set out from St, Cloud at half-past
frielve o'clock. His Majesty' proceeded from the
Chateaw through the gate of the chapel, where he
was received and addressed in turn by the Mayor
of St. Cloud, accompanied by his coadjutors
and the Rector. The National Guard was drawn
up in hoe on his Majesty's passing.
The King then directed his course to Germain-
en.laye.
The King having arrived at Germain, received
the compliments of Field Marshal Count Basel)
de Perigord, Governor of the Chateau. His Ma.
jolty then received the National Guard of St. Ger-
main, and the company of the Body Guards of
Luxembourg.
The King arrived at the Thuilleriea at a quarter
before five o'clock. His Majesty made Isis entry
by the suburb du Roule ; crossed the streets of
the Faubourg St. Honore, of C stiglione. and of
Ricoh, and the Court of the Palace, where he was
received with the gtestest enthusiasm by au imineme
crowd of inhabitants, eager to obtain a view of the
features of our august Monarch.
The two Pri.ices did trot retorts to Paris till
yesterday evening.
They write from Brest, the iGtli Jo Iv, a They ex-
pect here (ruin day to day, the Duke of Glou.
rester and Edinburgh, nephew awl sou-in.law of
the King of Great Britain.

This Prince, horn in 1776, married in 1916 the
Princess Mary of England the youngest daughter
but one of the King. and horn as well as her
august spouse in 1776. His Royal Highness teas
to rail from Plymouth in a frigate on the 24th Jolt..
It is thought that from Brest the Prince will proved
to Rochefort and to Boorsleaux ; that at the latter
ylaee he will dismiss his frigate. and go by I aid
to Geneva its Switzerland. and perhaps to Italy.
After havistg eiatted these countries, his Royal
Highness will re-rater France by Strasburg, and
go to Paris before returning to England."
M. Pleffer has lodged an appeal, three days
since. against the judgment given against him its
the Correctional Police the 2911, last July, its Isis
Cale with Mesdames De St. Morys rend G•uslecharol.
It is thought that this appeal will be brought be-
fore the Court the latter end of this mouth.

SIM. Chevalier and Replant! lure also appealed
against the judgment that concerns them.
Sunday. the 19. h Jaly,they experienced at Pan,
at seven o'clock in the morning, 6 shocks of an
earthgnake, which were not perceived at Orthes,
only live leigurs distant front the former. The
incillarions took place in the bosom of the chain of
the Pyrenees. Most violent rains, accouspan►ed
by great electrical explo-ioils, followed this phe-
nomenon.

The Court of (7.lcsation have rt.j.-etrd the appeal
of NI. Crewel, author of the Uri tire Peopks, sail
confirmed his sciitelice, wills on eiltliiionel 6or of
ISO francs. 51r. Ployfeir hag ripe:llld ;igliust the
sentence of the Triblitul of Correctional Police.
PARIS. AUG. I.
TRIBUNAL OF CORRECTIONAL POLICE.

AFEAIII OF LIF.UTEMAN T-GENFR4I. CANUF.L ADD
NESSUS. DE BENNLVILLE ♦ND FADVDIER.

From eight o'clock in the morning the gate of
the Tribunal was beset by an immense crowd, a hose
rear extended itself on the double steps, and snitch
farther, into the hall of lust slept. The greater
part of the curious should have been convinced that
this hall 11811 not usurped its name. The interior
of the Tribunal could scarcely contain the fourth
part of those who had attended at the Pii1.41% to
assist at the pleading of this important case : the
steps of the others were steps lost.
Several well-dressed persons with difficulty opened
to themselves a way to the bar, although they an-
nounced themselves us witnesses; tunas% them
were observed Messrs. de Cliabrol and Desuhes.
As soon as the cause was called on,
N. Couture, Advocate fur General Cannel, rose,
and 'puke in these terms—
" Gentlemen, we see with the greatest pain, that
in spite of the dispositions which we have made to
go through the pleadings of this cause, the march
of events, which constrain our will, has been such
that it is impossible for us to profit by this hearing.
46 •

Cannel was arrested ihr
23d July, at six o'clock in the evening; sine,. that
moment he is in secret; we have been unable to
communicate with him.

46 You recollect, Gentlemen, that he had the
honour to express to )oti, the 21st July, the wish
to be delivered from the rigours of which he had
become the object with his friends, before produc.
ing the means of attack and of defence against the
Stews Sentieville and Fobvrier ; that he appealed
in consequence to our own delicacy, and give you
• just opinion of his own, in not hesitating to sok
himself, if ' he could calculate on the fulness •nd
vigour of our service, as lung as he should be under
the weight of the most grave of itecuiristionr.'

" Subsequently to this public declaration. M.
Cauuel uoderweist a very long interrogatory ; lie
ought to know why hi% liberty has been taken away
at the moment that he was going to make the most
impo►iant tr.r of it at your ba►. We have there-
fore cs%ential tired of knowing his present result.-
(ion.

•• We ought to be the more on our guard against

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