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411"dments, for reducing or abolishing the duty
n foreign sugars, and throwing the field open
to
Competition, were proposed and rejected.—
The Chamber was to decide on the whole law
" Friday.

Jamaica Mail has arrived, with Papers to the 19th of May
[From the Royal Gazette, May 18.1
gy accounts from Panama we learn that a chartered ship
41..k1 the East Indies, with dry goods, arrived there from Ma-
:la ; she had called at Acapulco early in March last, when his
ii3taiesty's ship Conway passed that port for San Was'. By the
atara Papers received by the packet, we find that several
erliattempt have been made to set George Town on fire.

We received this morning American Papers to
the 2d of June, from which we make the follow=
mg_ extracts
Hector BERMUDA.—( New York, May 31.)—The sloop
1.7 her has brought Bermuda Papers to the sth instant. Capt.
PortcasE.,l;, of the Falmouth, lately received orders to call
the
tog bell 0, and notify to the Commandant of Marines that
)19.s.se Admiral would not admit of any port on the Main in
b10tk38,1611 of the Columbians being considered in a state of
off, till"; unless there were two regular men of war stationed
tees e said port to enforce the same ; and that Spanish priva-
woulr)turing any English vessel in violation of this intimation
1, be declared pirates, and dealt with accordingly.
Ifavit,osl- HavANNAH.—We learn lly the schooner Graff', from
PiN.L'ilnah, that three vessels have been plundered by four
the
boats in the neighbourhood of Havannah, one of which
*jerlglisb ship Cherub, from 'South America, with a cargo
byjelired beef, was carried to Salt Quay, and there recaptured
114;ue United States schooner Grampus, and brought into
one 41Mab ; the Grampus also captured two piratical boats,
Pril of, which was burnt • the pirates all made their escape.
``..l_,acedonia.n went to 'sea on the 9th, and returned the same
haa,,.. with a small schooner, captured by the Alligator, which
100 sone in pursuit of another piratical schooner, said to have
,luen on board. -
1.1- Rom Por.To Ric o.—( Philadelphia Paper,' May 29.)--
saii%hrig Commerce arrived this morning from Porto Rico,
befeeq on the 14th instant. A French frigate had- arrived just
The,reshe sailed, direct. from France, in a passage of 35 days.
a„',British sloop of war Esk had also arrived at Porto Rico,
t-aZaernanded the crews of two British vessels which had been
ivt,i`ellred by a Spanish privateer ; they were given up, after
!sit they sailed for Aguadilla.
N:S,,,ALTIMORE, MAY 30—Capt. NAGHEL, from Havannah, at
Fork, informs, that a duel had taken place between an
of of the United States frigate Macedonian, and an, officer
the British frigate Tribune, both of whom were so badly
Quad
-ad that they died in two days.
AIa,naMITDA, MAY 11.—The Salisbury, of 58 guns, Capt.
ter-a"e, arrived here on 'Wednesday, from England ; and yes-
at sumise, hoisted the flag of the Commander in Chief.
'Auraed Plymouth the 31st March, and Madeira the 12th., of
4.• She has brought out the 12th company of Royal bap-
ct,;';' arid Aliners, under Major Blanchard, with two Subalterns,
o relieve the 6th Company of that Corps now here under the
6a11,!.4anal of Capt. Walker, which returns to England.—
• iaild Mrs. Gore, for these Islands, and Capt. Marshall,
f`'`tifax, came passengers in -the Salisbury ; also Mr.
ofeV3ls as Surgeon to the Naval Hospital, to take the place
yalP. Jones, who is appointed Surgeon of Sheerness Dock-
The Dotterel will leave St. George's on Thursday
1-" mg next fOr Halifix, and will return with the April
341 for this Colony, on its arrival in the packet from Eng-
sco : • The Dotterel will take the man to Halifax for Nova
and the other Provinces.

htELAND.—At Spa Sons under the
Insurrection Act, a helde ci
atl Corkessi on Wednesday
last, the Counsel for the prisoners stated the
following objection. to the constitution of the
Court :---No Court, he contended, in any County
f a City, was competent to try any person un-
der the Insurrection Act, because the Act re-
jukes the presence ,of an Assistant Barrister ;
and none such are to be found, except in Conn-
ties at large. The first section of the ,Act re-
quires that the Clerk of the Peace shall give due
notice to the Magistrates, and to the Assistant Bar-
olver,
-previous to the sitting of the Court of
$
Peclal Sessions,; but the Statute makes no pro-
vision for Counties of Cities, where Assistant
Barristers are not to be found. The Legislature
forgot to provide for the case of Counties of
Cities.--This objection was over-ruled by the
Court, with an intimation, however, that if the
p
"nutisel for the prisoners should continue to be .
the opinion stated in their objection, the pri-
?erg should afterwards have the full benefit of
_lle objection having been taken.—The Calendar
TTnr the approaching Assizes for the County of
4'heerick presents a frightful index to the
crimes which have been perpetrated in that
district. Amongst the prisoners are four for
the murder of Mr. GOING ; and several others
f
the murder of the Shanagolden Post Boy, of
IttnEtttcs_ PETIT, near Adare, of Major HARE,
ear RATRKEALE, of BUCKLEY, a Crown witness,
and of NEALE, near Cappa. There are nearly
wile hundred prisoners for offences under the
w hiteboy Act.—The Nezcry Telegraph of Friday
States that on the preceding Tuesday, fourteen
n,
men Were apprehended in Armagh, by Colonel
LAcicz
charged with being delegates from
several Counties in Ireland, and with being as
s -
au-
thority to oraanize a conspiracy against the au-
hnritY of the Government and the peace of the
country. The prisoners are of respectable dress
and appearance. Several papers were found
11 Nu their persons. Three of them were dele-
gate; from Dublin, two from Fermanagh, two
141 Monaghan, two from Antrim, one from
~outh, one from Longford, one om Cavan, one
.."rn Derry, and one from Tyrofrne.

It is rumoured in France that- preparations 1
'lrill shortly commence fur the Coronation of 1
Lours the XVIIIth.
sTThe Abbe Fa AYSINOUS Grand Master of the
university France, /
s*,,retary of and M. DACIER, Perpetual
of the Academy of Inscriptions and
iet.elles Lettres, . have been chosen Ministers of
Lue French Academy/ in the places of the late
Abbe SICARD and the late Duke de RICHELIEU.
, zette of •
NE:API:n.II' A.N MINISTRY.—The Naples Official
Nra
ti_p the 10th instant, contains several royal decrees rela-
v - to the appointment of the new Ministers Secretaries of State.
1.7111 e Chevalier de Medici has been nominated Minister of
„Pance ; the Marquis Amato, Minister of the Interior ; the
v.,4_,,iarqcuciisesdjaesTommasi, Minister of Grace and Justice, !is also
tical
Marine;ffairs ; the Prince of Scaletta, Minister of
Zar and ; Marshal Clar Minister of Police ; Prince
Alvaro Ruffb, Ambassador at Vienna, President of the Coun-
of "4,,' Ministers ; the Marquis de Rufro continues to be Minister
the'l`e ing's Household, and of the Orders of Knighthood
,c. Marquis de Circello, Cardinal Ruffo, the Chevalier de Ble-
u' .1, the -Marquis de Tommasi, the Duke de Gualtieri, the Mar-
autaiste ltuff° and Prince Cardito are nominated Ministers of
the
.ancf with the Ministers Secretaries of State, will form
rm. riniary Council of State, to whom the reports of the seve-
Director-General
are to be addressed. M. Mastropaolo is appoint-
eai-'1 ector..General of the three departments of government at
I.sllilor.,:hairl'aonidoththeartaoaonounoffitscsae7
this Director-Generalsbip is abo-
denominated the Ministry of the
eSeincilaypphoalbtalee.n created, to which the Duke of Gual-
tieri
gear, E QUARTER'S REVENUE.—The excess, com-
_ Pared with the corresponding quarter of last
is now (report says) something about
°?)0004, ; and as the abolition of the agricultural,
horse tax
'whole • is now first felt in the revenue, the
increase. may be deemed equivalent to
about 450 QOOl
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