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that two severe And deiiri ctive.
eXperienCeil in that Wand on
lie2Oth mijcz, destroyed several housts,and
alvalkwed up five individuals.
l‘l4llzets,.. American produce is doll and
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iienlY---Colonial produce scarce and high, the
"ernalent having monopolized all the coffee.

(From same Paper.)
40ANNAR, Nov. 17.---Thi's was to nitre gone
111 the Eudora, VINCEN
T, but his sailing some
°llte earlier on the morning of the 14th inst.
than
was expected prennted it. I wrote to you
there'
the 'Governor Jones, it ith a full helieve
ere' is nu vessel no in port belonging to
ti latieston. Business dull. Coffee, 30 a 32
t 4lhirs; Rice, 10 1/,:lars ; Flour, 21 Dollars.
TheN corvette ship Romulus, bought lately at
„ew ►
York for this Goverment, is at the arsenal,
hileP4ting to take the troops to Pensacola.—We
eal",110 accounts vet of the cession of the F10;43'
;43' though your Pipers speak tonfidently of it.
is)! to hear from you by Captain PRATT, Who
441trly expected.

tel ---
h'e hare often attempted, with the aid of in-
deent Correlmndents, and Extracts from Pro-
journalS, particurtrly those of Ireland, to
'tut" "r fellow-subjects from leaving their coun-
t'''. in Order to engage in the desperate contest
le;W"" Spain and her Colonies. But we find
1,4" a's infatuation is still prevalent, and that
cre°‘ll,,us Voting men are every day en-
lt4PP'd by the artful agents of the RevoltelCo-
;i'les' 10 d6,nte themselves to an ignominious.
teHtli if 'lint: into the hands of the Loyalists,
ti.:),"3l).Rett to neglect, contempt, treachery,
\\e-c' ever' from' those in whose cause they
)tittlib4'6(l, if they have property worth seizing,
414' 11)0he unseasonable demands of recompence
com Plain of disappointment.
ttie Insert this day an Extract from a Cotk Paper
F itl.lle NelaTieholy subject, and happy shall we be
helps
to open the eyes of oar own deluded
°tl4lrytneti and our Brethren of Ireland.
All

' the real Friends to the Country, and those
Ivi°l I_i
‘tistt to support. the honour of Westminster,
optl"rn, with regret, from an Advertisement in
p
4, ler tins day, that Sr; MU R EAY MAXWELL
actually renounced his intention of standing
14. 4 Caudidate hie the RePresentatiou of West-
illi3ter: We stated this fact some time
t,: b" we understood tit it his friends had
te-'lglY extiorte,j him to persevere in his pre-
it"intls, and that 'there was some reason to
NZ:bat he
,would be ind.,ce:l to recant, and
tal r,"" to rescue the City trothJacobini-
cn 1-g4ce. lint it seems, that for want of duetl
tin'
e"gement he has. pf)sitively declined to con-
t(h: the Cowest. This melancholy
is really melancholy
ti:Aderatino, as the path seems now to be open to
11Z:Wico/ nel-rmers, tie Advocates for. Annual
11:"ien4, Universal Suffrage, and, in brie', for a
notv 41.4ikn this Country similar to that which has
111tr111) in fact, brought a Monarchical Govern-
Wh:th P'a 110 E t the most precarious tenure, but
the
v indeed, seems to exist at present solely onU
attithes of the present Sovereign. The other
111:14at, in his detestable work in favour of the
411)1'1111" of IivosaPARTE, and in his Speeches
and private Meetings, has avowed prin.
views which must necessarily connect
era~t:°"lY with the most licentious demo-
rnir'eti- Reformers, men who would improve
Ellotu-rk"s Cons'itution till it no longer should.
elekthlnlY Power to support any form of Govern-
Itht (241 'hat of a mob• tyranny. Surely, in the opu -
Its HitY Westminster, which can boast among
411411)4
toast distinguished
•taract ants some of tl,e
h.tra in the country, some loyal Candidate
14'41 einindueed to come forward to preserve
*eaapilll-ser from impending ignominy, and the
'kw el,ftunt the horrors of democratical coati-
threaten 11. e Present is an alarming crisis : POPERY
4qt11404 "n r Religion, and Jacobinisnz our Con-
44itlist These united dangers will surely bind
(he ets in closer ties of concord, as the state of
Cott
deands the full exertion of all their
ce tr
1)(1m
wisdom.

04%. CORN-EXCHANGE, JAN• 13*
411 ll°i Mat
continues very thinly supplied with
kl is °I English corn, owing to the coral
1, ce q
liti:k stlVerse wink's, yet the sale of Wheat
I""Y, paytieularly for all but the finest gnat-
ltut,:, f" which Monday's prices are supported ,
evv .'iert is
1 nu demand for any other description.
bitie 114`' "aree a sample of fine English Barley at,
l'ethetd prices remain as on Monday. In
Iti
Beas, and Oats there is no alteration.
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have been received from Java, dated ii" "f September. They mention that a se-
AhNintrteetinn lipid broken out at attrarang.—
N'eN ..,°0 rime!) troops had been killed, and be-
Isu()() and 400 inhabitants had
.beei
,"Y the soldiery. Very high duties were to
‘itts'l),:)°'"l toe shippng. The, altetation
-1414 place on the Ist _at NoVeßlber. •

THE QUEEN. Oi? SPAIN.

We have received the followint; particulars re-
specting the stsildeo death of the QUEEN of SPAI_N
from an old Correspondent, who is itow gt Ma-
drid :

MADRID, DEC. 27.

" Yesterday the Queen received the Ambassa-
tiors at the Coort, and was smiling in health;
to-day her earthly remains are embalmed, and,
with the infant, which atter her death was ex-
tracted front her womb, are lying in state! an
ff: cling picture of the instability of hoinan great-
ness. Site was young, handsome, and good ;
beloved by her husband, honoured by her family,
and adored by her snbjeets. Those who witnessed
the damp which tell on the British Empire on the
6th November last year, can best sympathize in
the desolation here at . this piotnent. Butt her
Majesty did not die in child-bed, although her
time was come, and her first symptoms of indis-
position were•naturally supposed to indicate the
approach of labour ; a stroke of epilepsy, built
sudden and fatal removed tier to another and
a better world. At about. nine o'clock • last
evening, the Qneen felt herself. rather
_unwell,
and retired to bed ; the King, with that tender-
ness which has invariably marked his;eonduct to
her, on her assuring him she Bras better, em-
braced her, and retired to give andien'ee and dis-
patch business with his Minister of Finance.

" The first shock
.almost deprived the Queen
of sense, and alarmed her and her attendants
dreadfully ; in two minutes, and before her dis-
tracted husband could reach her chamber, a•second
bad quite deprived her of knowledge ; unconscious
to whose bosom she was pressed, her spirit con-
tinued for many 'ninnies its strong convulsions,
when it burst from its beautiful frame, and ascend-
ed to its God. Not o►►e last look of kindness, not
one word of gratitude, was Isabel allowed to be-
queath, when she expired in her husband's arms.
" The King's grief became intolerable; he was
rushing to his sister, who is advanced in preg-
nancy, and confined to her chamber, to sonnd the
dreadful knell upon her ear, when lte fell dis-
tracte►l on a canopy in passing td►e anti-room.
" All hope of saving the mother having
gone, the Caesarian operation was performed,
but the the Infanta died almost immediately.
" The theatres are shut ; the deepest mourning
is ordered-; and the affliction will long be felt by
the-Court and Empire of Spain.

" Dac. 28.—Couriers have been dispatched to
the different Courts ; a vessel will be sent to the
Brazils; and preparations are making at the Es-
ourial for-tbe reception of what was Out now a
Queen!

. "*Eley Majesty was the second daughter of the
King of Portugal; born the 19th of May, 1797,
died 26th December, 1818:' •

F. H. CHRVITIN, KM. —Th is Gentleman, who
has been long known in the mercantile world, we
regret to say, died on the 13th of Oct. at MexiCo.
He %vas a native of Yverdun, iu the Canton of
Berne, Switzerland, hut be had been so long in
this Country that his sentiments, feelings, cha.
racier and language, were thoroughly Biitish.
Indeed, he wrote our language not .only with
facility and correctness, but: with elegance.—
He bad visited various parts of the world,.
where his good sense. pond •hinottr, exten-
sive knowledge a►►d gentlemanly n►anners, not
only rendered him highly acceptable, but con-
ciliated kindness anti friendship. He wits a va-
luable friend, and a truly affectionate 'husband
and father.

'l'ltP, THEATRE.-'-MT. RAE, One of the most re-
spectable Actors of the present day, because he
does not attempt to entrap applause by novel
tricks and grimaces, has long been prevented, we
understand, by indiSposition, from resuming his
Station at Drury-Lane Theatre.—He was. last
night sufficiently -recovered to appear in the Tra-
gedy of The Gamester. He was received on his
entrance with very flattering applause, and he
performed the character of Beverley, the infatuated.
victim of gaming and perfidy, with great feeling
throughout. The donieStic sorrows of Mrs; Be.
verley are well suitable to the genuine pathos and
unaffected simplicity of Mrs. ‘VesT. StakelY and
Lewson had a respectable support in IlvfiGovGii'
and HAMBLIN.•••••••There was some alarm of fire,
which for a short, time naturally produced great
agitation -in the audience, but it tVii, soon loon()
to 6e nothing more than a smoky chimney In the
neighbourhood, .and tranquillity was speedily
restored.

.BRIGHTON, JAN. 1 Royal Highness the
Duke of YORK, CMitot PALMELLA, the Portu-
guese Ambassador, and -Lord BEHESPOIII.), left the
Pavilion this morning. Sir \%'M. CONGREVE also
returns to London this evening, in order to at-
tend a Committee of Bank Directors, which will
be held t o-nioi row. The Mai quis ofCttot.morma-
ILKY will leave here to-morrow for Loudon. This
afternoon the PetNce REGENT, accompanied by
the Archduke MAXIMILIAN, the Marquis of SALIS-
BURY, and several of the suite•of Royalty, %. IMO
present in the Pavilion riding-school, to see the
parties of the Lite Guards and 9th Lancers go
through the new system of military ciluestrian
exercise, and that of the broadsword malicouvres.

Yesterday, at half past two o'clock, a Cabinet
Coupcil ,%vas held at the :Lotto CHMICELLoR!s
house, in Bedford-squatel. which sot in ~cicht).era.
don till five.'