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London, England, 1818-12-22 00:00:00

CUSTONIS LIST.

Entered InuinrrtB, Dereinfier 21.—Isabella and Margaret,
Hunter, Kid ; Barhadoes Packet, Ralston, Petersbnrgh ;
Maria, Swains, Emhden; Thetis, Bruftan, Antwerp; Polly,
Wheatley, Petersburg!' ; Lark, Anderson, Lisbon ; Mary
Swan, Wright, Kid.
Entered Orawardr, Dec. 21.—Lord Exmouth, Mills, Gib-
raltar; Navigator, Lozzan, Jamaica; Synrmetry, Dwarf's,
do.; Dominica, lloldvr, Dominica; Friendship, Thomson,
Demerara; Blucher, Douglass, Sierra Leone; Melatitho,
Parrett, Bahia.

Cleared Oot'pards, Dec. V.—Friends, Sparrow, Havre;
Monarch, Heath, Honduras; \Prow Hendriha, Hay's,
Flushiatt; rayennc; 154,.1.cizu,Soulter, do.;
Duchess of Bedford, 11,1wlsins, do.; Proteus, James, Malta;
Francis, Brooks, Sicily; Active, Alberti, Malaga.

.'Phis too► niiig we ►eceived the Paris Papers of
Saturday lasi. The following are extracts :

" Die. 19.

" Lows, &e.-7-Having scen "the Message,
dated the ISTI, instant, by which the Chamber of
Deputies of Departments has presented to us, as
Candidates tor the Presidency during the present
Session, MM. Itavez; De Serte, Daugier (Rear-
Admiral), Dupont (General), Plantlii-Lavalette,
" We have appointed, and do appoint,
Itavez to be President of the Chamber of De-

pities.

" Dated Dec. 18, 1613. (Signed) " LOUIS.
" By the Ring.
" The Minister Secretary of State fur the Interior.
(Signed) " LAIN&
" The above List was presented yesterday to
his Majesty, hy, the' Provisional Bureau of the-
Chanther ut Deputies, conducted by M. Laing,
:Minister of the Interior.
" The King afterwards received the Duke and
Duchess of -Orleans, and Mademoiselle ()deans,
and transacted business with the Duke de
Richelieu, •

CHANIIIF.R OF DEPUTIES.
" 61TTING OF DEC. 18.

PROVI.IONAL PRKSIDBNCY OF M. ANGLES, SEN.

DOYEN WAGE.

" The President informed the Assembly of the
communication to his Majesty of the List of Can-
didates for the Presidency, and that the-King had
announced his intention of appointing M. Itavti
President.

" The Ch3mber proceeded to a scrutiny for the
election of four Secretaries. Number of voters,
158 ; absolute majority, 80. The result tvas--.
For MM. Nina de Livnes

General Augier
Bret on
The Count d'Orglanile
Built
The Count de St. Aulaire
Cassaignoles ' 46
Casimir Perier 29
The Baron Bignon
The Count de Bondy 25
B. De Leisert
The Baron PoyftW de Ure
.3

" No one having an absolute majority, a se-
cond scrutiny was ordered, previous to which the
Royal OrdonnanCe was cornHillniCated, appointing
M. Ravez to the Presidency.
" The Ordonnance was read.
" The Provisional President.—l invite M.
Ravez to take the Chair.
" Several Meinhers.--M, Ravez is not present.
" M. de VAlele.—The Definitive Secretaties
arc not appointed.
" The second scrutiny for the election of Se-
cretaries NHS proceeded in.

" MM. Boin and de St. Aulaire obtained an lb-
!ohne majoi ity, the twiner having 92 rotes, the
second 93.
" After them, the four other Members who
obtained the greatest number of Vote 3, %vete— •
Ni,m. General Angier
Bainot Luvues B9
Cassaignoks

Birton

" These font. names were submitted to R ballot,
the revolt of which give a great majority to MM
Angier and Paillot de Loynes, who; together wi;lt
the Count de St. Aulaire and M. Boin, were pro-
claimed Definitive Secreturiei of the Chamber.

" The Deputies are to as3emble rto-Inorp,.,r at
DOOO, under the Presidency of M. Raves, tot the•
installation of the DAttitive Bureaux, and to pro-
eetN!, in their respective Bureaux, to ippoint a
Committee to prepare the Address to the King.—
Adjourned.

" A fire broke out yesterday evenittg at tl.e PA.
lace of Justice, in the Cur Royale, but by Great

Oket Clan's it ,-vasexiinguithecl doingingC
damage.
" The King suffered rattier less from the Pug
yesterday than on the preceding clays.
" The Duchess de Berry is slightly intlisposcd.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Prid ay.

. GS f. 80f.

DP.I,ERR ED STOCK
Of the 22d March, 1817, 77 f. 2$C.
22. t Sept. 1817,
84.1 ?larch, 1813, 73 1. 25 c.
22(1 Sept. 1818,
PETERsIIIIRGLI, Nov. 25.—1 t is understood
that tile Emperor of
.Russia will return berg 14
the first clay of the new year, (Jan. 13.)
" AUGSBURG, DEC. 11.—It is said that the
Emperor of Russia had. at Mergentheim, tll
Franconia, a long conference with the Duke
de Lenchtenberg (Prince Eugene), wbo 016
'proceeding train Eichstatt.
" FLORENCE, DEC. 7.—Osman Aga, a Genesi
in the service of the Viceroy of Egypt, has re'
evived a dispatch, containing the following Wel'.

ligence:—
" CAIRO, OCT. I6.—Notwithstanding the 1.4.
Of their capital, and the defeat of their 13111 Y, the
IVechahites assembled again to try the fate nt.
arms, and approached their capital, but the resnlc,
was another defeat, which has completed
1161). The battle took place in the environs PE
Derych ; the \Vechabites fought with fury, bit
were compelled to yield to the talents of lbrahini
Paella and the disciplined bravery of his treoPsi
the field of battle •was coVered with their deed'
By a stratagem, worthy of a great Generolf
Ibrahim Paella seized the person of Ahdoll3l4
the Prince of the Wechabites, and the persons(
of all his family, consisting of upwards
forty individuals. This Llow appears to.have for

ever put R 4 end to the power of the Weehabires.
Prince Mphllalt and the P►iuees and Priocesses
of his family are expected at Cairo, vi4el6
g mod triumphal le es are preparing for Ocir
Arrival. They will be conveyed to ConstaLl(i',
(mile under a strong escort "

Philadelphia Papers to the 17th Nov, art;
this morning. •
(From tl.c Freeman's Journal of the 15th.)
PPNSACOLA.T—We learn from a Gentleman rtl°
lately arrived from Pensacola (says the Yobile'
Gazette of Oct. 20), that Capt. BoYt.p.s, to %%110111
General JAcksot4 gave the command of a coin'
pany of Rangers, has had another brush with 144
Indians, and has been wounded act brought fc'
Pensacola, although his party had the advaufsllC
of the Indians. We leant (miller that part of flide
troops stationed at Pe•lsacola bad commeticr
their march for Appalachicola, but on the fir'.ic3)
of a Messenger with dispatches from the Vr
mender at Pensacola, they were ordered to r4(1111
to that place. •
_t

BILTIMORE, NOY. 16.—Captain Wittg/ P'
:he schooner James, H.APCLILLocii, wive(' at
this port•yesterday even og, in )6 days, tram
Cayes, left at that place the schooner Veil!!!'
SAMSON, of New York, which had arrived
seven days from St. Thomas. Captain SAgg,4
states, that while in sight and wit kin four lett4u'l
of Aux Cayes, out he 14th Oct. at JP M. gee
boarded by a small sloop, manoed with 20 t"e!'°l
all Blacks except. the Captain. They were
armed with muskets, swords, and pistols ; Oefi
without any hesitation boarded, robbed,
plt ndered. the said schooner of goods that tits,
part of her cargo.cuusiSted, also his cabin and
sltiQ
stores. They also commenced to cointnit
same depredations ou the crew, by strippipg
of the wearing apparel that they stood in. SChelis
Capt. SAmsoN remonstrated with them they dre.'v
•
their poignards and threagened his life ; his °es:
being unarmed, it --was in vain to resist. Aire,
detaining the schooner four hours they left tljeß
to proceed to her place of destination, where sh

atrived next morning.
I.IIOEILE, OCT. 12.--PENSACOLA—" .—F lie s 1111,5:
lion of this town is very singul,r s by tlie
of capitulation the:Spanish law is in force. 1511.
der the Spanish Government till sums in °I v'
troversy over one hundred dollars, had ro be (16•
cided by the (governor, We tinr!ersrabfl,
no one since our troops have !alien pos9e9sil,
eNerci'e.
iths exercised the jori.dietion forincrly
by the Spanish Governor, and that all sons clue
orer one hundred dollars by tiny perinns !tier"
("mint now be collected. It is riipe that some'
to
thing definitive should he done in reference
this

'A9 yet the Public are not it) no,esiion of 11'11
certitiff info! Ina tiol) of What has ideL-fif red in grin'
h;,i (be auxiety is naturally very Meat torea
intelli!!ence truth that ciff:!rter because, if tile
reported(.vent has riot hApp,,,e,j, it requife.
extraohlitiary zagacitv to foresee that it C3r‘
be far tli3taut, unless tlosne essenti elre'`t
ciation takes 'place in the Governmcnr vt (",
Country.- It is inipw,s,bla that a 'drive
hike the Spaniards, the clouds ut ~si'n'e r°

(leaf •
• Ignorante hare been inUch. tittsipted by
the intercourse they have had of lafe years With
l'oreigners, especially with those s;vito live under
lightened Governments, can subuiit to the (!ts-
kotism which prevails in their country, it ail is true
that has been reported. The effect of a Revolution
Mi regards the conduct of the other Enrop en Powers
18 Of great importance. Will the Holy Alliance
interfere to protect the bigotted Monarch.? Must
not France interfere immediately, not only to
Protect her own frontier, but to employ
many of those half-pay Officers,. whose dis-
appointment and niurmers are known to he
'great, and to demand attention, perhaps more thin
211 other Political Parties together ? Are we on
the eve of another dreadful convulsion, or has ex-
perience taught us not to mf'ddle ‘vith the internal
concerns of other nations ? ate moment-
ous questions that present tlivin,elves lo the re-
fleeting mind, and as weil- \vishers to our Country
and manktod, we hope they can be answered sa-
tisfactotily.

L.tto ELLPNBoltouGit's FutiritaL —This morn-
ing, soon tit, • r eight o'clock, the itenisins of his
tordshii, roionve,t from his :esideoce in S:.
'are, for ibterno•nt at the Charter-
house. T•,,, Procession c•e,o..iAed of 10 tutu on
l!orsehark, four on root c.arrying pinnies of feet-
the"' beh,re the hearse, drawn by six' hones, six
Inotiriiiog coaches drawn by six horses each, and
Noblemenaud Gentlemen's carri,;,es, amongst
which we observed, his Lotiiship's carriage,
followed by the , Bishop of Chester's, Earl
Camden's, the Honourable Mr. Law's, the two
Chit-t Justices', and the other itrlgel of the Court
of King's Bench and Common Pleas, and other
of his Lordship's friends. The Procession passed
bhing Pall Mall, the Strand, Fleet-st sect, Lud-
g%teltill, and arrived at the Char et-house soon
'l'el nine o'clock. The corpse was taken into the
and the tuneral ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Dr. Fisher. Nearly the whole of the
time a „,,,t solento dirge was played. The coffin
IV 4S covered with superb crimson velvet, and his
Lird!,iiip interred in the same vault as Mr. Sul-
toe, the Founder ot. the Chaver-house.