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witboat,being able to afford each other any assist.;
mice. A part only of the c:ew of one of theta has
been _saved.
FgANKFORT, DEC. 15.—Baron Berstett, Mini-
ster (rota the Grand Duke of Baden, arrived here
yesterday.
ST. PETORSBURG, Nov. 22.—As the navigation
has ceased for this year, we can communicate a
view of the trade daring this summer. The ex-
portation Irons most of the Russian ports was
very great. Front the beginning to the end of
the navigation, 1236 vessels have arrived, and
118 S have sailed.

COPENHAGEN, DEC. 9.—ln November, the
Board Of Trade gave 41 Algerine maritime pass-
ports, one of them was to a ship bound to Guinea.
Two natives of Morocco have arrived here named
El Sebban and Miley Clorby.
HANOVER, Dec. 11.—By an Ordonary'e of the
7th of ibis month, his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent has fixed tlat3lst of thism'onth. for a Ge 7:
tieral Thanksgiving for the Peace just concluded.
The Hanoverian Contingent of 5000 men will
occupy Valenciennes (whet e the head-quarters will
be), Conde, Qnesnoy, Bouchain, and Cambray,
and these places are.to be garrisoned as soon as
the Danish contingent arrives.
During the indisposition of Lieutenant-General
,Count Von Alter, Colonel Estm ff lakes the com-
mand of the contingent, till his Excellency is
arrived.

JAMAICA PAPERS.

A farther arrival of Jamaica Papers to the sth
have been received. The Kingston Chronicle
of the 2d communicates the following details, of
the successes of the Patriots on the Spanish Man,
and in Mexico :

KINGSTON, Nov.2.—By a passen!!er a rived.
on Tuesday from Curacoa, in the run we
have received a circumstantial '':::ail of the •,„teal
situation of Venezula, which is c, fly thing
than being favourable :o the of the Nlan,
ililliner •of the Virgiu Mary. Maturin,G,6:ril,
and all the Silva,;nA:.: of Coar.oa and Barcelonia,
are in the entire possesz-,ion of the Independents,
and, it is presumed, on good gronnds, that the
Island of M'crgaritta has likewise dissolved the
minattrll conuection. In the west of Venezuela,
General Ur,:4 ;itz, at the head of aft 'army frwn
New Grenada; has possessed himself of the pro-
vinces of Merida, Truxilio, and Btirinas, after a
mo,t orilliant career, ter i ai.nal.ng ie a decisiy,: -
t on, fought at Las Piedras, in whidi battle the
Spanish General Calgada. was A spirit of
discontent prevails in Cora, Maracayho, aro! even
Rio de la E-lachc. Add to the above the news by
the Diana from New Orleans': we I,,zit,m; it cer.
tainly relates to the expedition of the pat iot Ge-
neral Alvarez de Toledo, who was the neigh-
bourhood of V,Ta Cruz, with Americans,
and 6000 stand of arms, and inuait.,),oz of.
estimated at 209,000 dollars."

" We have at length intelligence direct from
General Anaya at Mexico. This brave Mexican,
Whose sang froid and courage were equally re-
markable during the invasion, after having expe7
rienced some contrariety, landed at last on the
Mexican soil, were lie was received with the ac-
claniations of the people, and his' calumniators
arrested by order of Government. The Supreme
Congress of the Rcpuhlic has entrusted him with
importallt mission, and he will shortly repair ,
to • the North. The Spitniards lately landed in
Mexico two thousand five hundred men of the fa-
mous expedition to the Spanish Main. The G-
overnment of Fernando wished toemploy this rein-
forcement to free the communication between
Tampico anti other points: The Insurt,rent Ge-
neral drew them into the interior, and kilted 600
ill one action ; a column of 200 men, with .their'
arms and baggage, joined the independent stall:-
dard ; the rest . fell back on Xalapa, where they
,arrived, reduced almost to nothing. General
Anaya has sent us a copy of-the Mexican Consti,-
tution, of which we will give an analysis in a fa-
ture number. Dr. Robinson, who accompani«l
General Allay* to Mexico, and was on Iris way
with him to attend the MeXican Congress, writes,-
on the I Oth of July,. from linatusco, (five or six
leagues front the city of Mexico), Wehave just
received the agreeable news that the Patriots have
completely beaten a division of the. Royalists in
the province of Puebla." -
On the 2Sth of October, the GoVernor of Ja-
tnaica issned a prociantaiion, prohibiting the ex-
portatiOn of flour, corn, and bread,until the 3lst
of December. Lieutenant Biliven, of the 101st
regiment, was tried at SpaniSh Town on the 16th
olOctoher, for the marder of Lieutenant M'Glas-
ham of the same regiment, in a duel on the l7th
of September.• The two seconds, Capt. Robert
Nolan, of the 101 st regiment, and' W. J. Godfrey',
of the sth` West India regiment, and Dr. F.;
Whitels, were also included in the indictment.
The Jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty, with
respect to-all the parties.

A General Bill of all the Chri'stenings and Bu-
rials, from December 13, 1814, to December 12,
1815
Christened in the 97 Parishes within the Walls,99o—Buricd,

•
1085.
Ch-ristened in the 17 Parishes without the Walls, 499(1—8u-

tied, 38G4. •
Christened in the 23 Out-Pari
12,210—Buried, 0385.
Christened in the 10 Parishes i
Webtwinster, -5224-13uried
Christened.
12,281 T
Females 110133 iAti x112;,,513

fishes in Middlesex and Surrey,

in the City_ and Liberties of
, 52id.

Buried.

I Marss • • 9,38'2 ? rn all 19,5 g)
I females 9,678 ) A
hive died,
Sixty and seventy .... 1,G21
. Seventy and eighty.... 1,221
Eighty and ninety ...,. . 674
,• Ninety and a hundred 167
I A hundred,
.• 2
A hundred and one... 1

, -
Whereof
Under two years of age &,200
Between two and lire 1,9
Five and ten
Ten and twenty - 677
'T'►'enty and thirty
Thirty and forty
Forty and fifty 2,075
Fifty and sixty 1360

Luuilred aud.;140.. i I