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London, England, 1820-09-14 00:00:00

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itices, Dignitaries, all the 11iniitr►s, and sitii-ral
'll►e Spanish atni Neapolitan

SLPT. —Yestei day, the .him teeeireJ

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Id Gt.lier4l,ollict:rs.

fadors 1, ere rest
the- Ministers, after paying their iespects to the
aSSclil Wt.(' at the resiICIICC of the de '
The Commission of the•Couit of Peers sat yesterday,,
exttniiiied ,several wito.t.sSt.S.

t‘ Notwithstanding She rt..po;ts whicle ciio.i.ite in 11'4
Capita.. or ehrkacre, says Crourier !llt; l';11

" Saturday some. Police, Agent's arrtstO a.SuAtrvior
an Hotel in the Rue ties Smuts Percs; his palie;s ,Arre

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" Letters from Barcelona state that the son _
Majorca is very satist..cimy. From the 19th to the
the date of the late,t accounts, no new case had occ!'"‘",
and there remained only ea sick at San Severe., 4nti
Aria, almost all of Whom were convalescent.
" SToci:llol,M, Ann. 25.—ilteprirt s of a 'very singular rotor
are in circulation here; they'siseali of the foination of a ‘34
towards the frontiers of Finland. •►
" BERLIN, Ita T. 9..--The M.trquess de Bunnay,the Frei
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Mitiisttr. to our. Court, and the Baron de Lagergeno,
Swedish Charge d'Affaires, hare set out for Dresden. ".c.
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not knoW the motives fot this journey of these two Or

mat fists.
" VIENNA, AUG. 30.—The Duke of Cambridge is
here the day after to-roorrovr.
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" It is said this evening that the interview oettvvcq•
Sovereign and the Monarchs of Russia and Pru:sia, w;11
place in the middle of 06tober at Pesclieu Troppau, on 11'
frontiers-of Silesia."

By a Letter from Oporto, dated August 51'
brought by the Did o, which has arrived off F
.mouth, we learn that there had been no intor"
°ll
rtiption of the Post between thatcity and Lisb
up to that day, and the Reports froni the lam:,
City, which had reached Oporto, were ail fav°`ll-
able to the new order of affairs. The intelligetc:
of the events which had occurred at. OportO
have been known at .Lisbon at least twelve 10-
before the Post left the latter place.

Our Readers will find in our First Page, 5°1.11:4
interesting Documents respecting the Sail°
Affairs in Portugal.

A Leeward Island Mail ar!ived this 431:
bringing letters from St. Thomas's of die 111

Ult., but they contain no news.
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THE MISSES WHITBREADS.—Wre are ,oll'hy
obtrude the names of these Ladies into a l'11" of
print, as we are persuaded that a proper selity
the deliCacy of their sex and condition wnai'diii
duce them to revolt from such notice. The
Tithes, however, on T ut!sday, endeavoured t°t'itig
tach a political character to them, by asseraw
that they accompanied their brother to lira"
burgh 'House. The Morning Chronicle hasnot;t
dared that it was " authorised to contradict 06
decidedly the unwarranted 'assertion , `
ore,
Times," adding, that " both c f those Ladies 103 t
at a considerable distance froin tawn 05
day." Mr. WHITBREAD, no dollibt. whatever,pas
political opinions may- be, Ni•ai naturally
aD
to exempt his sisters from puhiic notice 00 to-
grounds, and therefore " auth 37ized" the►
diction in The Chronicle. Ric ON Times,' ele
ever, this day' attempts to cl His itself frooit
invention of the falsehood, ,',003
" found it stated in two EN t Pape'rs',.) it
inserts the contradiction, ‘• tkouoli (It 5919
authority is given for thiscour; tTis-assertino.
'pit t°
Chronicle, we presume, will in 't nuietly saibot ea
this charge of falsehood, '3:l it inetun6ie,apers
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in which the lie first appearek.l., ft 11,71'
WINDSOR, SEPT. 13.--The
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to dinner. Since the KIN•G'S residence coleo
has been in the enjoyment 41 Inast
health, and every one is deli, Tilted A
left us in the full enjoyment ;sited
that Sttektii / of
WILL P lAM EPEL- left for Lo radon Yes 1,(101-
Count Li EVEN entertained the AurF;ty-Ye'"
the Netherlands and a di:till.
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TERS OF S. CATAL,PO. •
The.
,troops of the artny of independence tinder
•
d Cataldo having arrived -With the Stan-
;aril Of liberty in the neighboUrhood Caltanis-
etta, negociations Were Opened 'with the' print i-
Pai inhabitants to bring •thera over to the good
cause embraced by the numerous cities of this
1,
9'lgtioni; and every possible attempt was made
_.° spare the horrors of civil war, and to indtice
people, the inhabitants, to make common
tattse with the rest of the Sie ilians ; but all was
useless. The most blind obstinacy hardened the
}teams of these' mad Men, and induced them not
1.0 desist from hostile measures.
thln the mean time, on tilt day-of the 1I th
be other troops, commanded by Lieut.-Colonel
• Pietro Orlando and by the Major P. Michel:,
4141‘ Captain Ro- drico Palmeri Miccichi, arriVed.
at the head-quarters Of S. Cataldo.
The junction of these troops made the Com-
l!'a-hder-in-Chie- (determine to despatch an impos-
'N Jerce on the loth to occupy' the heights which
oanitand the city, in the hOpe of terrifying the in-
.rhithitants, and inducing them to open negotiations
reconciliation. Our troops marched in two co-
-Ihultll3. The a.dvanced guard Occupied an in teresting
.tflght. It appeared that these positions had pro-
tbA desired effect, when a flag of truce was
dispatched frOrn the inhabitants to treat for
I)'a-ze, and to submit to the conditions which should
dictated. On this, great joy was manifested
4
''mg our troops; who Were ready to embrace
iheothers'ihe misguided inhabitants : but half an
}°`lr afterwards, while we expected the Answer to
PropositiOns which we had 'made,. and were
'. Yet ' unapprized of the .breaking of the at-
billsOce, our advanced post was attacked with the
roe•kost treachery by an imposing force, and
I.l=ti to abandon its position, and, after having
110 413.11 y ofits number, to retreat 64 the column
Which it was detached. On this an order
at'l: given hv. the Commandant of the Division to
tack, the enemy, who Occupied the. heights
1, ad by our troop.. Those troops 'dis-
14d
itiet•-t- all the courage and enthusiasm of which
are capable. who are fighting for liberty
l'ldePendeuce. They retook the heights, and
b;,..e.Ped the' enemy,- avenging- the death of, their,
1:3-Iqs in arms', and forcing an, entrance into
it' • the inevitable calamities of war which
tll:LLuissetta. has thus experienced were merited by
distinguished
violent provOcation. The Officers highly
.I'tinguished themselves, giving great proofs of
roi'valour and Military skill: The
_Junta, while
I.;aPri-g praise's .on . the bravery ,9f our troops,
43 secon4,d* their generous intentionS by. en-
iling them to use towards the vanquished
lilt clemency which befits a liberal-minded force.
thlhe mournful example of • Caltanissetta will
to all the other towns under the cum-
-4114 of the Lieutenant of Messina that their
"4.lration depends on expelling from their ho-
tsllll. the oppressors of the national will, and enl-
eing the glorious cause of the Spanish consti-
-
t"tick and independence.
,
4'4letmn, August 15. 1620.

• SIR HOW' POPIIAM.—This spirited and gal-
lad
t
rnament of our Navy, we regret to say;
earthly career on the 'llth inst. at
L-eLt'nharn. In classical attainments, Sound
taste
sio7n literature; nautical science, and profes--
i., —,a-i'• skill, it may be justly said, that few equal
"" are recorded in the Naval History of
Greg
'/-4 -
az;, ..‘oya/ Sovereign yacht is ordered 'to sail
f°r Brighton, to join the _Prince Regent,
anL" other vessels of the Royal squadron : it is
Probable, therefore, that his MAJESTY Will take
0,
41;e benefit of a marine excursion, before the next
siltbling of Parliament.-
The Princess AUGUSTA visited the Duke and
tsZiless of GLQUCESTER. yesterday morning, to
eleave of their Royal Highnesses previous to
far leaving. London, which they did at three
ci'ciek for Bagshot.—Yesterday the Princess
(.;(11:'3-ra dined with the Duke and Duchess of
't.,IIEXCE, and- a select party.
It: he Earl of Haitewoon is now At his seat of
%ran.
ood House, in Yorkshire, and is much re-
'e.r Lrd from that indisposition which obliged
oriship to. obtain leave of absence from his
',,endance in the House of Peers.
p I'4IEIIII,F PARKINS.— Yesterday Mr. Sheriff
11e.'ciNs was summoned at Worship-street Of-
, forfli refusing to pay .a penny. toll at Shore-
at'fi•ll Turnpike, on the day he went to preside
tt:`,ll.,e Middlesex Meeting, held at. the Mermaid,
hackney, to address the Queen. Deputy
/Ii'LLEN attended • instead of Mr. Parkins, and
l'.l4.7twasts, the Attorney, attended on the
art of the Lessees, to support the information.—
pub°, defence was, that Mr. Parkins, being a
frr, tic officer, and on public duty, was exempt
41 Paying any toll. Mr. WILLIAMS
arttne maintain-
Information. It was laid under the local
4,4 commonly called the Holywell-street Act ;
lie, if the King himself passed through he was
'le. If it had even been laid under the General
Turnpiketal_ Act, no one would be exempt, even
it°Yal Family, unless they were going from
ace to Palace. The Magistrate. thought it
as a case of vast importance, and was doubtful
;ilo,esther the business- of Mr. Parkins was of a
• fu,nllc nature. The decision was postponed to a
inre day..
bIi9ALLOPPING.--A sporting match over Canon-
i.fY•flat, Surrey, took place on Tuesday, in a
lose °I eight miles, between the two fastest gal-
L_PPing ponies in England, Viz.—Mr. Brown's
ltincaster;
and Mc.; James's Corncutter. 'The
at.,ul:es carried six stone each, and they went off
hay.e rate of a mile in two minutes. Lancaster
shillng won every thing he started for in Lanca-
wh•t
eOvas backed at 6 to 4. At the four miles,
was done in nine minutes and 49 seconds,
Ponies were neck atld neck and pulling.
ai,hliaster gained ground at the beginning of the
°lite; and mon the race without either
o
wates spur, by about thirty yards, in 19 mi-
aila,,e anti 58 seconds. One hundred and twenty
as was refused for the,winnerafter the race,
"s also one hundred for the loser.