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London, England, 1816-09-28 00:00:00

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•c'el• ii,AlO/111 ittsaiiits liiteratni4tati. seer in',
hiAlag'ners of that nation.
• •. . WWI% BSeTEMBER .f. . .. -
ow, the Minister of the Unites' States,
..4'. • 5t,104 conferences with our Minister for
' roes. The nhgociations have assumed a
• of ...obderation which will. soon bring
oea ende if the• English do not consider
.injured by:. the arrangements..— The
. . paw demand ' the Island of Lampe-
. this' weed is five leagues in circuit, and
joadth i its. soil abounds in fruits of every
At4s well wooded,. and the anchorage. is
,ik eek • which is not eery, numerous.
sty these take in water and may also refit.
owing that our Court can cede it, a thing
onsittered, the Island is only 25 leagues from
. ..garthe English will not agree, perhaps, to
tbe,Aasericans for neighbours in the Mediterra.
. various Couriers have been dispatched to the
• .. Cabinets on the subject. .
„.. Lisbon we learn, by private Letters; that an
number of failures had taken place among
-serciusts, in consequence of the heavy spectila-.
is'offee and sugar. No malice' could be found
c0t41141 ice.ab of any kind, and parties specn.
heitspital pow feel the ill effects of their'
deee • This may ultimately be of service,
, . . .etwo wifl it f utikre be placed in the
....* Alt responsible merchants.
ronstitaticei of Sicily, formed on the model
it of Great Britain, is, we are sorry to say,
. • by i' parcel A time-servers—the friends of
• i ,'oiiereptiens and abuses. They coMmericed
ibotirs by dispersing Emissaries through.
*the Island, to ' procure subscriptions to Peti.
for abolishing the Constitution of 1812. e.
Priests ate winks this business, and the Petition
t that" the payment of the pious donations ley
• fisithfulChristians are neglected!" The allegation
the Kefitino have been examined in a masted!
.• a'' a dries of articles on theyarliament of Si
i•
• d " in one of the Journals at Palermo; an te
the Patricides have had but little suieess i
..
- tearavours to -perinade tile people in coznrri
suicide on their own rights. In some Con
• the Guardians of the Capuchins, and the 01
• .- of Parish Priests. am the only subscribers.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
This wining we received New York :Japers
• 20tb ult which, we are really concerned to star
isirm the accounts before received, of the defe
the Patriot General, BOLIVAR. It appears fro
.ese papers, that his proclamation for the eman
' ..... of the slaves procured his ruin. The Plante
.• it seems bad no objectiims to be
lifiwArci.2e_e ue_riiiing to • ',.*l
41 er
o 4. The following is 4
ham the Nest) Tork Awning Pod of July 24 :
We learn rem Captain BAILER, of the brig I
Ca, else arrived here yesterday, in ten dais Sr,
Thomas, that a !ew Jays betore tie sailed, a.vel
lvrd et: that place from the Spanish Main, wit
reAer of Officers, who Ist:longed to General Br
a's army, who, with the General, made tl
ape; and saved their lives by flight. They sea
• t when the army landed at Ocuman, and took
line of march through the province of Came
consisted of 800 effective men ; and that out
*Umbel only about 200 escaped death.
place throughetit the country were highly enra
a proclamation which the General issued, set'
slaves on the plantations free; and, Man,
, tieg patriots as he advanced into. the Intel
1 I 'sir to join his cause; he found himself in
sit of a most ferocious and sanguinary peasax
1 ci, with the Royal Army, fell upon him and ale
• :laced his whole forte.
We uaderstapd that Agents. are now in I
k from these Spanish Patriots, for the purpos
I ' • •: remits in the same enterprise, and
i have actually succeeded in enticing away n
y • of young men in this city, by giving them C
O ~ions in the army."
flat TURCOIIMERCIAL ADVERTISER Ot AUGUST
" NEW ORLEANS, AUGUST
• 'lt is now ascertained, by the ethooner Dos I
rosiest arrived at Barataria from Boquilli
111
a. .•1. that the Congress of , the Pattio:s there
n diipersed by TERAN, and that a most deal
c anarchy had broken out amongst the leaden
a
titans of the Mexican Revolution, in consequ
re
*hick, no kind of Government or Army ex
4. that quarter to support the cause of Indepench
. SUA, who commanded a division of Patriot
us
; road to Mexico, went over with them all to
i *at army, which'appears to have sunk the I
' je those Provinces in the greatest despondi
04 Under these gloomy circumstances they has
I. ' fat their disposal,. and all the lines of con
ig lien are in possession of the Royalists. i
. '•e of their distressed condition, I have on
he • '.lons that the Mexican Ambassador in this
is lately expelled from the house where he lot
, account of his being destitute of the means to
• •ge his bill, and his dependents have gone ti
41. -.. places in the United States, with the obi
a ' g money by deceiving people by false "i
as with flattering promises, and engages
0 ,' .they can never realiie. . . .
4 - Bottle Sterthaiats here have adeatictd the it