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London, England, 1816-03-04 00:00:00

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44„„-1 Wm. freq. ue
`Pain qty
l law'), ,)s the papers of Beigium. We re-
wowed to the foreign journalists to,:, irne in future,
g pipers which they attack, and a:lt to speak of
Belgic newspapers collectively, which may give
lost of Europe a bad opiniuu of the public spirit
this country.
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We this morning received New York Papers to the
s3th of January. Tlie following are extracts :
lioht TM NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER OE THE
56TU JANUARY, 11118.
Arrived at the Bailee, the 19th December._ the
United States ketch Surprise, Lieutenant Corn.
some *Keever, from a cruize, having touched
a Boucle& de Fiedras.
The patriots occupy the King's Bridge, leading to
to Crux, and had intercepted the Royal convoy
00 Mexico. It was expected that alt action would
ate place atria: the Ist of December. The above
ess handed to Captain Meyrick by Lieut. M'Keever.
This intelligence is a month later than the former
accounts fron the Mexican provinces, and dues not
comport with the story Litely published.
PHILADELPHIA, JANUARY RC
coos CARTHAGE,: A. —Capture of Carthagena by
0 Royal troops commanded by General Murillo.
The Savannah Diary of the 3d of January has
jot received, conuining the official account of the
irender of Carthagena, at discretion, to the Royal
Army under General Morillo, on the Gth December.
The troops committed no excesses, and the city being
inotte of provision, General Nloiillo directed 2000
bead of cattle to be brought ir. for the use of the in-
kabitants.

TO KING'S HEALTII.—The following Bulletin
was yesterd'y shewn at S:. James's Palace :
.' WINDSOR CASTLE, ?dams 2.—His MAJESTY is
th• ..Andi bodily health, and has been in a tranquil
'—
gate of mind during the last month ; but his MAJE-
Ty/S disorder is not diminished."
On Saturday the Qurem and the Princesses left
!eit,hton for Windsor, anti arrived at the Castle
scout jour o'clock. The Princess Cilant.oTTE, after
'short delay, proceeded to Cranhourn Lodge.
The QuEsv and some of the Princesses ate ex-
pected in London to-morr.w.
Yttterday the Archdukes JOHN and Lewis visited
the Duketif YORK, the Duke and Duchess of Cuu.
ItlllotNA and tue Dukes of KENT and Sussex at
lensington Palace. These were understood to he
patting visits, as they leave London in a few days.
hissaid, they visit Windsor and Brighton previous
lo thee leaving &gland.
The Reyal Ch.irlt:tre yacht at Deptford is fitting
ap in a stirerh sty for the recPp!ivn of the Arch-
dOkeSUl AUSTRIA atod their suite:, slio return it: a
fee days to Vktina b: the way off.tns.
Dement Duk.l of St. LaaN's is a Lieutenant
is the Nary, and 11,.s been so for more clue 18 years.
His Grace tit.: Duke of RUTLAND embarked at

Dow on Saturday for CAlais.
It WU L.rd RAKCLIPFE who ezpress•d himself
woogly Against the Income Tax and Standing Army.
sad whose name we could not discover in our Repoli
sf the Deb de.

The County Meeting at Usk, in Monmouthshire,
toconsider tits comical:lnce of the Property ax, was
more numerously attended than any eve: knowft iu
that Couat;•, and nothing csn more strongly express
the gene-ai feeling (4 the County, in contemplating
re•enac::uent of this cruel Tax, than toat in this
opulent county, where the Duke of .BEAufrotr. and
other friends of Ministry, hold such an extensive
iterest—the Resolutions and Petition to Parliament
tgainst the renewal of the Tax, under any moditica-
am whatever, passed unanimously. The Hill was
crowded with the principal Land-owners and Gentry
tithe County ; -Sir CIIAKIAS Mott Gate was absent,
owing to the call of the House, but the thanks of the
County were voted to him unanimously, for having
expressed hi; determination to support the wishes of
iss cositiments on this momentous question. Tbiey
were toted also to Sir H. PHOTHEROEt the High
Dail, for his most able conduct in the Chair.

We have already stated that four of the oiled
• French Regicides had ventured to seek an asylum in
thiscoentry. They have been very properly ordered
ueritthe country instantly, and are now on their
Walls Mimi. Their names are—CHARLES JEAN
Env:rano:a As, JEAN tvIICIIEL HUBER
LIMON HA VIN, and hrmivoi JACQUOI HENRY OE
aim SO:;::t BAR:GU:IEEE. THOMAS the first named
the above list,. was elected a Deputy to the Isla•
lionalColvention in consequence of warmly second.
kg the efforts of the Revolutionists. He was bred a
Lawyer: at the trial of Lours XVI. he voted for
the imprisr)nment of that virtuous Sovereign daring
the war, and for his death the moment the French
territories were invaded. Is MO he was made
isdge of the Tribunal of Appeal for the department
of the Seise, and afterwards Connsellor in the Cour
hlterids or Paris. He was snffered, to retain his
Aces on the restoration of Louts XVIII. it, 1614
% act of grace which he repaid by declaring for
IiseAPAITE.
Of DUMANOIR and Ham: we can find no trace in
11 Biographical account of the worthies of the
!reach Revolution; but the last of the alcove four,
401114 Smut rat BouhoisnailE, was a character of
lone acacia prance. He WAS one of those who voted
for the death of L'.uis XVI. ,an: throw : he was an
Advocate before the Revolution, which converted
him iota a staunch Jacobin. On the 21st of January,
17%, he pronounced a harangue to the Council of
Ancients, in commemoration of the assassination of
Sovereign on that day, 1793, and was conse.
Wady elated their Secretary. By BoKAPAItTIr he
was made a Jodge he was continued in his 100C-
...6°464 Lotus XVIII. and accepted of the pitiful
Noce of one of the thators in
.the Spouting Club,
NePed the Chamber of Representatives, on BONA•
haves return from Elba. •
Conn-Excumsor, Marton 4..--Our Mink( t was
ttt7 well supplied with Wheat this morning, an.!,
Monday's prices were obtained, but sales were
Idler heavy. Barley, ss of fine qoality, is ls.
.quarter cheaper. Oats are is. pr; quarter lower,
o_4l very !Inge arrivals of that article. In Peas,
lasi other *sticks, there is littlest. no altevata?n.'