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London, England, 1818-11-10

EXCHANGE OF PARIS,

O❑ the approach of the last liquidation, it was re-
marked that the operations of many speculators ex-
ceeded their means ; the Exchange became embar-
rassed ; payments were made with difficulty; and the
result was a considerable fall in the Funds.

Provisionary measures have been tsiken to arrest
the evil; and definitive measures, which will be at-
tended with the happiest success, have been con-
certed to prevent its return in future. The Bank of
France has discounted at sixty days daring the whole
period of the liquidation. The Compares of Ex-
change Agents has behaved on the occasion in the
most honourable manner ; and abundant resources I
have been furnished or secured. A spontaneous
meeting of the principal Merchants, Bankers, and
Capitalists of Paris, has come under an engagement
to purchase, if necessary, many millttns of rentes.
A subscription was opened for this purpose, and filled
immediately. The subscribers to the late loans have
afforded their zealous co-operation. From a most
thorough examination of the situation of the country,
they /litre formed the fullest conviction that the rentes
could not rest on more solid bases, and that it is the
ignorant and ill-judged exaggeration alone of me-
mentarywants, which has produced an incidental
influx of Stock into the market. The real state of
things being once known, confidence has been every
where restored. The payments of the liquidation
are made without difficulty; the next liquidation pro-
mises to be made with equal facility ; and the funds
arc again on the rise.
It has not even been necessary, in order to effect
this happy result, to make use of the resources which
the meeting of Merchants, Capitalists, and Bankers,
of which we have just spoken, has offered. This
association, however, is still kept up. It responds,
by its confidence, to the views and the solicitude of
Government, in a manner worthy of praise, and adds
still farther to the mass of its guarantees. All in-
terests are united. All have but one sentiment and
one object—the good of the State ; the support of a
credit so happily established and 4o strongly secured
London, England, 1818-11-10

PORTS‘IOCTII, NOVEMBER 8.

Wind E.—Arrived the Asia, SPOOR, from Boner
-
dam for Trieste; Albion, BA XTPR, from Bourdeaux ;
Castle Lachlan, SMITH, from London for Jamaica;
Anacreon, .S/Nrr.r-gx, from. Pictou--spoko the Dolphin,
of London, for New Providence.-42iled the Regalia,
DtaxsoN, for London.

DOVER, NOVEMIIREt 9.
Arrived last night the Princess Charlotte packet,
Captain lIALLANDS, from Ostend, with a mail and
parseagers.—Sailed this day the Queen Charlotte.
Captain TDOMAS, and adence, Captain ADAMS, for
Calais, with passengers.

DEAL, NOVEMBER 9.
Wind E.--Sailed last night, after post, the St. Pa-
trick, FERRIER, fur Batavia; and the whole of the
outward-bound on their respective voyage: and to-
day the Britannia, BittnnoN, for Liverpool ; and Re-
becca, FAULANIft, fur Plynic.uth.--Remain in the
Downs the Albury, Aurora, Brilliant, Sir George
Osborne, and Lady Hamilton transports, awaiting to
take in troops for Ireland,.

• RAMSGATE, NOVEL BrR 9.
Wind E.—Sailed the remainder of the trade bound
Westward.

HARWICH, NOVEMBER 9.
Wind N.E.—Arrived the Lady Nepean packet,
with a Mail, &c. from Holland. •

LIVERPOOL, NOVEMBER 2.
The Peter Ellis, fur Trieste, has returned into
Dock ; a survey has been held upon her, and she
must discharge and repair. •
BLYTH, sorrmßril, 7.
Last night about seven o'clock, the Jessey, DAVI-
SON, of and from Aberdeen to Sundetland, in bal-
last, came ashore here, and is since gone to pieces ;
a part of the wreck and a few materials will be saved.
—Crew tasted.
London, England, 1818-11-10

LONDON.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1818.
TFIK FUND&

PUCE Or. STOCKS TH43 DA T AT rsvet.vr otr.o7E
3'Per Cent. IteJuced 76H-3 per Ct. Cons.
Coos. for A cc. 77+—Si per Ct. 86-4 ?er Ct. 93 95
5 per Zt. Navy 108 108;4—India Bonds 87 88 pre. '
Omnium l; dis._Exchequer Bills 19 21 pre.

Little farther has been suffered to transpire le•
spectirg the substance of the dispatches, which have
occasioned so much speculation, brought by the
MOSQUrro sloop of war, from St. Helena. The whole
amount of the intelligence is now confdently said to
he, that Sir Iluosox Lowc has intercepted a corre-
spondence which proved the existence of a commu-
nioation between that Island and Europe, wihich.had
for its object the liberation of Box kPARTE, and that
some merchants of St. Helena. from a desire of free-
ing the Island from the state of restraint to which it
is subjected by the presence of BONAPARTC, are
deeply implicated in the scheme. Connected with
the plan of escape, it is stated as a fact, that in the
beginning of September a vessel was seen,on the wind-
ward side of St. Helena, which acted so suspiciously,
that she was chaced, but in vain. Several times
since the same vessel has been observed and pursued,
'but her sailing is sn excellent, that the lightest of the
British cruizers have not been able to approach her.
The attempt-to rftscne BoNAParat: or effect his
;scare, is made a capital offence byte .56th of the
King, chap.:'.

Immediately after the Cabinet Canrull broke up
on Saaday, a Messenger was sent off with dispatches
to Lord C:ssr;iittAort at Aix-la-Chapelle.

The Paris Papers of Friday arrived last night, and
those of Saturday have also reached us this morning•

The Fund, 'are beginning to recorer from their
late depression. On Thursday they closed at 70 fr.
15 c. and on. Friday reached 70 fr. 75 c. but fell to
the closing price of the preceding day. The follow-
ing article in the Monilmr of Friday may be consi-
dered a a sort of official explanation of this te•
vulsion.
London, England, 1818-11-10

FRAUD PREVENTED.

frOCOeNTER ACT the many attempts that are
stagy node to impose sia the unwary a SPL: (tIOUS CI VAI.
POSlTlOlihastead of the G DINE IJLA ISG prigrared
hp l) y an& :kfAßTilq, they have adopted new iitxl, In
whist their signature and address,

97, lIIGH-HOLBORN,
Ts so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they
trust an attention to thi.,asci the dilf...rence °false type, will:A is
unlike all lett:l...puss, will enable purchasers at once to Astute
the imposition,
The Real. Japan BLACKING, made and soli wholesale by
DAY and MARTIN, 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the
principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers Petfu-
mers, hoot-Nlaktrs, &c. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at
lid. Is. and is. tid. each.
London, England, 1818-11-10

Q=A:

NA rat rs•rsztie

....—...- . ......___
" Kew, IDtotiar :4414t. I PENZANCE, NOVtMBER 7.
" Notw:thstanclinethe apparent relaxation of the Wind N. fresh'breeacs. and squally.—Arrived the
sytnptorne of her MAsr:3l-I:'s disease dariag latter
the laer • Wellington EDWARDS. from London, for Waterford ;
Itedbourne, SIIERt.OOK, from Smyrna and Malta, in
part of yesterday, she again became feverish and eleven weeks from the f,rmer, and seven from the
restless before ten o'clock. In consequence of which litter,
the PRINCE REGENT delayed his departure, and re-
ports were made to his Royal Highness every half
hour'on the state of his afflicted Parent.

PAOSTOW, NOVEMBER 7.
Arrived The Bristol packe•, STOKVA N, from Bristol
to Dartmouth, with loss orbulwarks, boat, and other
damage.

I " The warm bath was again resorted to, and by
lits almost constant application, some little amer..l-
- took place towards twelve o'clock, and his
'Kepi Highness then proceeded td town. Sr; HrNItY
Matson) did not quit the anti-room of the royal
'elliamber the whole night.

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 7.,
Wind N. to N.N.W.—Arrived the Lady Welling-
ton packet, with a Mail from Jamaica, in 37 days.
OA the 27th of October, in lat. 39.42. long. 41. 52.
spoke the ship Samuel, from Greenock to New York,
out 20 days. Also arrived the Speedy packet, with
a Mail fronr New York -and Halifax. Sailed the
Prince Ernest packet with a Mail for Lisbon ; and
the Laly Louisa packet with of Mail for Gibraltar.
and Malta.

" Up to seven o'cloc I:•this evening, her MAJESTY
'continued in a state of great suffering and debility.
Reports have been sent to the PaINCE RECENT re:
peatedly in the course of the. day."
The following Bullethi was issued this clay :
" Kew naee: November 10.
" The .-44VEEW has not rested well in the eight ;
btu her MA.:csrv's h Ivhsd some good sleep this
morning. (Signed) " FRANCIS NILLMAN."
London, England, 1818-02-04

Pas published, price 2s. 6d.
EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
JANUARY 1818.

of Captain Scoresby's Obeerrations on
Ito—prince's-street Sketches, No. I.
Nd No. ll.—Notices on Natural
Britannica, or British Zoology.—Life
Ricearton, Section I.—The Dejeune, a
'tom an Old Indian Officer.—Sonnet t
'ems written on the 6th November,
xiy, by the Ettrick Shepherd.—On some
kad.—Remarks on Mandeville.—On the
istadt, in Germany.—Letter from Z. to
city of a Shepherd's Doga—On the Ma-
'sity Library at Glasgow.—Verses writ-
tie place where the Maid of Orleans suf-
acted Drama in London.—Abstract of
dons for 1817.—The German Somnam-
oy.--Proceedings of Royal Society of
ruffian Nature? History Society.--Lite-
ligence.--Monthly Register, &c. &c.
listed in Edinburgh on the £oth of each
m the Ist of the succeeding Month.
ckwood, 17, Princes-street, Edinburgh ;
Baldwin, Cradoek, and Joy, Paternos-'
nuttications (poet paid) may be addressed.
heelless of the United Kingdom.
° three of the Numbers having been
Numbest may now be bad as above.
London, England, 1818-02-04

SCOTCH LUNATIC ASYLUMS.

Lord BINNING moved for leave to bring in a Bill to autho-
rise the erection of distinct Lunatic ksyluins in Scotland.
After a short conversation with Lord A. Itaritios, Sir R.
Esaothos, and Mr. W. Wruser, in the course of which Lord
Bonus° stated the objections formerly urged against a measure
of a similar description, tehave been for the most part obviated,
by the manner in which thh Bill had been framed. Leave was
given to brinz in the Bill.
Mr. BENNET moved for accounts of all pensions and re-
tired allowances enjoyed by persons who have been Inspectors
of Taxes and Clerks in Tax Offices, distinguishing those who
hold other offices, and the offices so held.—Ordered.
Mr. BENNET presented a Petition from Liverpool, praying
for a Reform in Parliament.—Ordered to lie on the table.
London, England, 1818-02-04

begins 4th of MARCH, when
must be drawn, and the First-draws
more.
11 have Four Pipes of Old Port,
drawn will be all Capitals,
PORT WINE, besides the Scheme,
apitals--Three of £30,000.
Stoek Prizes.
awing—No Classes.
0 o—Sixteenth only LI 9 0
MARTIN and Ca.
Cornhill, and 120, Oxford.street.
o remember, that MARTIN and Co.
ntracts, Prizes of £50,000, £lO,OOO,
outract, the unrivalled £4osooo

'ION OF M. FUALDES.
inblislied, do Bvo. price 3s.
N of the MEMOIRS of MA-
;, written by herself, and addressed
bed with a genuine Portrait and Foe-
dependent of the interest the Trial of
comphce In the murder of M. Fualdea,
minas faithful view of domestic man-
rick. •
y J. Rumpus, 6, Holborn-bars; and
al; and all ocher Booksellers.
.LOW FEVER.

Ptiblished, in tivo. rice 7s.
the COMMISSIONERS for
and SICK and WOUNDED SEA-
;ions nature of YELLOW FEVER;
Mars for the prevention of this Dis-

[ES VEITCH, )LD.
edical and Physical Societies of Edin-
rgeon of the Na s 7, &c. &c.
Underwood, 32, Fleet-street ; and An-
est Smithfield.
London, England, 1818-02-04

DICAL, CHEMICAL, AND

GICAL SCHOOLS.

S will commence in the

ng order : •
LT, January 30, at Seven in the Even-
2, Windmill-street, by B. C. BRODIE,
0 St. George's Hospital.
tnimai Economy and Practice of Phy-
t, Hanover-square, on Monday, Feb.
• by GEORGE PEARSON, M.D. F.D.&
orre's Hospital, Ice.
Royal Institution, on Tuesday. Feb.
rig, by W. T. BlaNne, Professor of

h Matcria 3lcdieaandJurisprudence,
9, George-street, Hanovcr-square,
.R.S. &c. and W. T. BMA:MI, F.R.S.
give his Surgical Lectures at St.
apils gratuitously.
London, England, 1818-02-04

CUSTOM-HOUSE, FEBRUARY 3_

Sam INTZILID I;waana—The Hyperion from Calcdtta and
Capoof Good Hope, John from Calais, Commercial packet tram
Ostend ; Charles from Fayal; Waterloo from Lisbon, Kimble
from St. Michael's, Exeter packet from Cork, Good Friend
from Rio Janeiro, Dorset from Rouen, and Po from Calais.
Ours/Amin—The Eleanor for Ostend, Harriet for Demerara
and liarbadoes, Marshal Blucher for Iftwnburgl, Galen for
Boston, Alexander for Quebec and Montreal, Harmon* for
Hamburgh, Denison for Elsinure and St. Petersburgh, Johanna
for Elsinure and Copenhagen (entered Jan. 29th for Antwerp
and Brussels), John for Oporto, Hoop for Ostend, Edward
Ellice for Yucatan, and Amity for Dublin.

According to the latest accounts from Egypt, the
activity of the Pawn A is felt throughout that country
in every branch of its Government. He is said to
avow his intentions of shaking off the Turkish yoke ;
for which end he has collected a numerous army—
some say eighty or 100,000 men, officered in a
greai degree by Europeans, principally (as the in-
formation comes through France), we are desired to
,believe, by Frenchmen, under whose command is
placed the whole of thePActia's artillery. He aims
at great things, in naval affairs, by the purchase of
two or three frigates ; and in commerce and finance
,T means of a rigid monopoly of all the produce cf
irpt, which he forces from his unhappy subjects at
v• price, and sells again for double what it cost
This vulgar errdient may support a short-
against Turkey : but the PACIIA
London, England, 1818-02-04

Yomos.

L, COVENT-GARDEN.
y, and Public in general, are
the Performances WILL COM-
FRIDAY IsfEXT, Feb. 6, with
) SELECTION.
will dng In sweetest harmony,'
s; and an Italian Reyna ' Ah corn.
Ware); Miss Frith Pious orgies,
torge ' The Hymn of Eve; Mai-
. Governor:' and Miss Cord • Holy,
ngarelli, and a favourite Duet with
Alexis,' (accompanied on the Vio.
Deeper and deeper still; Waft her
Mr. Thorne ' Angel of Life; and
bravo.' Tile Grand Chortles.s of
to many rend the skies," The hea-
excelsis; and the Coronation An..

) on the Flute by )Ir. Dwane:, who
air of • Hope told a nattering tale,"
amusement of Part H. an Organ

!TU.& 61E? t2fS, :Kiss FM'S, Miss
s (their first appearance), and Miss
aistre)s Mr. Ba.snasa, 'bir. Nasals,
Mr. Tisosae, (his first appearance)

. Mr. JACOBI, of the
inder of the Bilnd and the Choruses
orn en.
direction of Mr. C. 1. Asntrr.
x taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-
at till four. Doors to be opened at
price at Nine. Boxes 7s. Pit Ss. 6d.

this Theatre does not extend to the
London, England, 1818-02-04

AL OF MURDER.

by Baldwin and Ca Paternoster row ;
?ortugal.street, price Ts. 6d. with a Copy
tign of Henry II L representing a Battle
t that time,
IT for construing largely the
us to insist on Taw. by Barran ; and
ds ; with an Appendix, containing a Re.
House of Commons, on Abolishing the
British North American Colonies, Sta
UND.2LL, Esq. F.A.S.
Remarks on the Replication of the Ap-
Thornton, in the King's Bench, Jo-

ay the Appeal for Murder entirel_y ; but
way in part."—Cmsatts Jamss Fox.
e question of Appeal of Murder, both jo-
r ; the great difference of sentiment cos-
wevailed among the most distinguished
hat is satisfactory, which can be found in
milieu writers, are circumstances that
his publication to the attention of readers.
London, England, 1818-02-04

him.
lived i

will discover, some time hence, that a powerful and
permanent state must be founded on other principles
of economy.
The KINO of PRUSSIA, with a view to thew re-
spect for the memory of MARTIN LUTHISR, has at'.
mined a youth, who is one of his descendants, into
the orphan establishment at Halle, and assigned to-
wards defraying the expenses of his education, a
yearly pension of 70 crowns.
It is a question at the present moment, whether the
unexampled sale which has taken place in the present
early period of the Lottery has been caused by the
devotees of Fortune or the votaries of Bacchus.—On
the one hand, Three Prizes of Thirty Thousand
Pounds and One Hundred Capitals may be adduced
as incontrovertible arguments ; whilst, on the other,
Twelve Pipes of the best Port Wine in the kingdom
seem no less convincing. We believe the effect may
be attributed to their combined operation and the
novelty of the idea, since this is the first Lottery on
record where the cornucopia of Fortune has over-
flowed with the choicest gifts of the Son of Semele.
KING'S THEATRL.—La Molinaro was again repre-
sented last night ; Madame FODOR gave her songs
with more than her usual sweetness. "Nel con piu
non mi unto," which was omitted last Saturday, on
account of its having been for these ten years past
introduced in " Il Fanatico," was sung in its proper
place, and received a very flattering encore ; as
likewise did "La Rochelina Molinaro," ANZAC-

Grrrt performed throughout with much spirit ; his
" Capellini Capelloni," always affords a great treat.
The Ballet went off much better than on Saturday.
We are sorry to say that Mr. HULLIN, a very pro-
mising dancer, by an unfortunate slip, fell on his
knee, and was carried off the stage; he was not,
however, very seriously hurt.
COVENT-GARDEN.—A Melo-drama, in two Acts,
called the Illustrious Traveller, or One Forges of Kau-
zel, was produced last night at this Theatre, for the
first time. It is formed out of circumstances and
events which excite a deep interest. An individual,
a man of rank, proscribed, in a great measure with-
out justice, for treason and murder, taking refuge
from the strong arm of power amidst the horrors of
a Norwegian winter, protected and reserved by the
attachment and fidelity of an individual who had
scarcely before heard his name, and who loved him
chiefly because he was in danger, constitutes the min
action. It is a very interesting piece, and contains
one or two scenes of great pathos. The acting of
FARLEY, who sustained the principal character, the
preserver of the Nobleman, deserves the highest
praise. It was distinguished throughout by great
propriety, feeling, and energy. The Piece was given
out for repetition, without a dissenting voice.
CORN EXCHANGR, MARI-LANZ, FRB. 4.--Our
Ea was thinly supplied with all grain this morning,
owing to contrary winds. Fine Wheat fully supports
Monday's prices, as well as prime Malting Barley ;
but the inferior qualities of each grain are very heal y
sale, except at low prices. In Peas, Beans, and Oats
there is no alteration.
London, England, 1818-02-03

MIA HOUSE, January 48, 1818.

)IRECTORS Idle UNITED
!RCILIATS of ENGLAND, trek"'
hereby give Notice,

cs of the ul4 Company's Stock will be
March nert, at Two o'clock; and
DAY, the 9th Apra following ;

ral Court of the sai4 Company la b.
tatienhallotreet, on WEDNESDA.T,
Revco o'Oock in the Forenoon; 1' • '

of the said Cotnpany will be iwilitst
1-street, on WEDNESDAY, the.tith
Clock in the Morning until Siz in the
n of SIX DIRECTORS of the said

he Members of the said Company will
at this House, on MONDAY, the
JOSEPH DIRT, Astiaant-Seerdary.
London, England, 1818-02-03

ORDNANCE, January *6,181$
FICERS ?This MAJESTY'S
'E do hereby g,ine Notice,

mired at their Office, in Pall Mall,
AY, the inth day Of February nert,
e willing to undertale the Supply of
GN IRON, for Sorrice of this De-
three Years, determinable after the
upon notice of three Months, at the

s may be viewed, upon application *at
s Mice in the Towers mid farther
the Terms and Conditions of the Con-
e Secretary's Office in Pall Mall afore-
hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where
elivered, sealed up, and endorsed—
It no Proposal can be admitted after
Twelve o'Clotk at Noon of the same
ler be noticed unless the party snaking
lf, shall attend.
blond, E. S. CREW', likeresary.
London, England, 1818-02-03

g of Congress,
concluded that

üblic has been
States, through
have certainly a
ose I shall have

-Government the
disposed to let
the President's
I am authorized to
assure you that we respect and esteem too highly the
people of the United States, to carry matters to ex-
tremities. I have the honour to remain, with the
highest consideration, yours, &c. (Signed) Awry..
S. L. Holmes, Secret
The Subscription ,whiNhas been opened at New
York for the Relief of the Sufferers by the late Fire at
St. John's, amounts, by the latest accounts, to about
3000 dollars. Application is stated to have been
made to Mr. BAGOT, the British Minister, for per-
mission to load an American vessel at that port with
proirisio' to, &c. for the relief of the distressed.

farther
London, England, 1818-02-03

JANUARY 6.

Mr. WENDOVER, from the Committee on the sub-
ject, made a Report, accompanied by a Bill to alter
the Flag of the United States, which was twice read.
The House adjourned.
JANUARY 7.

A warrant was issued for the apprehension of Co-
lonel John Anderson, for attempting to bribe one of
the Members to support some claims of the Colonel,
arising, as he alleged, out of the conduct of the Bri-
tish in the Michigan territory.

CONGRESS-IN SENATE, JANUARY 2.
Mr. Brintrirm.'s motion, submitted on Wednesday
last, to inquire into the expediency of amending the
'laws prohibiting the African Slave Trade, and of
taking, measures, in concert with other nations, for
its entire abolition, was taken up, and after some in
teresting debate, postponed the Resolution to Monday.

NEW YORK, JANUARY 7.
By the Commodore Porter, we learn that the United
States corvette John Adams, Corn. HENLEY ; brigs
Enterprize and Saranac, and schooner Lynx, with one
gun-boat, arrived off Amelia Island on the 18th ult.
On the 22d Commodore Anal- was summoned, in the
name of the United States, to surrender the island to
the United States' force ordered there for that pur-
pose, which summons was complied with on the 23d,
when 250 United States troops from Point Petra,
took possession -ofttre island. A messenger to Wash-
ington, dispatched by Commodore Auay, arrived in
the Commodore Porter, and furnishes a copy of the
following document :
London, England, 1818-02-03

IY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

C and ROUTH VILLA, with
LED ACRES of very rich GRASS
two miles of CARDIFF, in-Glamor-
are in the beet state of repair, well fur-
ossession may be had. These Freeholds
Romney and the Taff Riven, T, hid% are
Kingdom for fine 'Trout-fishing.
to Mr. A. Murray, Surveyor and Land
iane, London.---Letters, poet paid.
London, England, 1818-02-03

ie many attempts that are daily
on the unwary a spurious cumposition
Blacking prepared by Day ar.d
w Label in which their address,
High Holborn,
d in the centre, that they trust an attn.
once of the typo' which is unlike all letter
sere at once to detect the imposition.
CIEING, made and sold Wholesate by
rr, High Holborn ; and retailed by the
Rtists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per-
Lc. in the United Kingdom, in bottles,
ea,
London, England, 1818-02-03

AMERICAN PAPERS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, DECEMBER So.

. Mr. MILLEft, of South Carolina, submitted for
consideration the following Resolution :
" Resolved, That a Committee be appointed to inquire into
the expediency of se amending the 4th Section of the Act passed
on the 3d of March, 1817, entitled, ' An Act more effectually
to preserve the neutral relations of the United States; as to
embrace within the provisions thereof the armed vessels of a
Government at peace with the United States, and at war with
any colony, district, or people, with whom the United States
are or may be at peace."
The question to. lay the Resolution on the table,
after cOnsiderable debate, was decided in the affirma-
tive, 79 to about 50 •votes.

Mr. MERCER offered for consideration the follow-
ing Resolution, which was agreed to nem. con.
" Resolved, That the Committee to whom was referred the
Memorial of the American Colonization Society, be instructed
to inquire into the expediency of making such further alterations
in the laws prohibiting the Citizens of the United States from
engaging in the African Slave Trade, as may more effectaaolly se-
cure their intended operation; and that the said Committee have
leave to report by bill or otherwise."
JANUARY S.
6" Mr. JoentsoN offered for consideration the follow-
ing 'Resolutions :
Resolved, That the Committee on the subject of the Mili-
tia be instructed to inquire into the expediency of providing by
law for organizing the General Staff of the Militia of the several
States, upon the principle of the General Staff of the Army of
the United States as far as practicable.
" Resolved, 'fiat the Committee on the Militia be instructed
to inquire into the expediency of providing by a law a system of
Military Discipline for the Militia of the several States and Ter-
ritories."—Agretd to.
London, England, 1818-02-03

ANSWER OF GENERAL AURY

TO A LETTER FROM THE ♦MERICAN OFFICERS, RE.

MANDING TILE SURRENDER OF FERNANDINA :

" litad-quaters Fernandina, Dee. 82, 1817.
" GIDITLEMEN—I have received your official letter
of this day, by which, in the name of the Govern-
ment of the United States, you summon us to eva-
cuate this place, with the troops under my com-
mand, as soon as it will be convenient, as possession
thereof is to be taken by the forces under your coma
wand, under certain conditions specified in your said
letter—Neither this Republic, that of Mexico, nor any
other of South America, being at war with the United
States, obliges me to state to you, that the contents
of your letter greatly surprised this Government and
the people of this State. You have, nevertheless, in-
timated,
that in case of our acquiescence in de-
mand, we shall be permitted to evacuate this Island,
which neither is, nor ever has been, a part of the
United States.—Allow me to observe to you, Gentle-
men, that from the moment we took Fernandina by
the force of our arms, we entered into the full pos-
session of all the rights appertaining to our enemy,
and to this day we have supported these rights, at the
risk of our lives and fortunes.
" The boundaries between the Floridas and the
United States having been• fairly settled on the 27th
October, 1795, we are at a low how to ascertain your
authority to interfere in our internal concerns.
" Our surprise increases when we reflect, that your
communication comes as authorized by the Govern-
ment of a people who, in this respect, glory in the
rights of nations, whether great or small, and who,
no doubt, sympathize with their Southern brethren'
in the struggle for liberty and independence in which
they are engaged, as were the 'United States 40 years
Lego. On the other hand, you promise to hold sacred
such of our property as unquestionably belongs to
our citizens. Who is to be the judge in that case?
The United States ? They can by no means claim
any kind of jurisdiction, from the source of the River
St. Mary's, down to the Ocean, on this side the centre
of the Channel. We entertain too much veneration
to believe for a single moment that you (supposed
already in possession of this island, which has never
been ceded by the King of Spain, or by its inhabi-
tants, to the United States) can bring with you a
competent tribunal to decide upon this question.—
The only law you can adduce in your behalf is that
of force, which always is repugnant to a Republican
Government, and to the principles of a just and im-
partial nature. The same observation may be ap-
plied to your interference for the property of the in-
habitants, which we have always respected and con-
sidered as sacred.
" You order us also, as if we were subjects ei
your Government, to leave behind, when Fernandina
is evacuated, all the public property that was found
at its surrender. This demand is directly contrary
to the public rights by which public property cap-
London, England, 1818-02-03

FRANKFORT, JANUARY 35.

We may hop. to see the military affairs ofthe Con-
federation soon arranged. The resolution on this
subject by the Diet, in its third Sitting, held on the
19th of this month, determines that the necessary in-
structions shall be demanded respecting the proposal
of Austria, in order, if possible, to make a declara.
tion on this subject,in the interval of four weeks.

LEIPSIC, JANUARY tn.
Madame Krudener is still here ; the Government
treats her with much regard ; it is true she has an
Agent of the Police at her lyntse to hinder those
from visiting her who have not a permission from
the President of the Police, but she goes out at her
pleasure, and does what she thinks proper. Baron
Berkheim, her son-in-law, arrived three days since
from Moscow, but nothing has transpired respecting
the news which he has brought. Many persons who
have had an opportunity of seeing Madame Kru-
dener, contradict the assertions of Professor Krug,
respecting the Holy Alliance. -
Our fair is now ended. It has been in general a
good one, particularly for English manufactures. The
Saxon cotton manufactures were not so successful.
London, England, 1818-02-03

OMAN/4410E, ,awry 7, 1818.
ENERAL and BOARD of
granted their authority for the Sal"
he Plates engraved ea a scale of Gas
ENERAL SURVEY of GREAT
der the superintendance of Ccaonei
the Royal Artillery, the Public are
my-eight Plates are already finished,
hem are on Sale at the Drawing-
,ondon. These Plates form a coas-
t Folkston, in Kent, to the Land's
mac to Week St. Lawrence, near
lames to Orfordness.

Is Work are now in hand ; and Part
to whole of Surrey, and the Northern
ompkted and published.
ker, at the Drawing-Room, where
n, Gentlemen wishing to procure a
'tiding their own Habitations, may
for that purpose.

addressed to Mr. Baker, under
he Board of Ordnance, Pall-Nak
ay attended to,
arid, R. A CREW, Secretory.

DIGINCE, JANUARY 26, 1810.

L OFFICERS of hi, MA-
44vcR A. hereil Sire police,
eceived at their (Ace, in Pall-Mill,
AY, the 18th day of Febrstary neat,
be willing to undertake t re Supply of
RPENTINE for Service of this De-
Three Years, determinable after the
sr, upon Notice of three Months, at

may be viewed upon application as the
ffice in the Tower; and it is expected
one Price only for the Oil, whether
Boiled nate : and farther Particulars,
tad Conditions of the Contract, any
Office, in Fauna, aforesAid, any
Ten and Four o'Clock, where the
d, sealed up and endorsed, " ?repo-
t;" but no Proposal can be admitted
sty, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of
ni any Tender be noticed, stolen the
ent in his behalf, shall attend.
Board, R. IL CREW; Sec.
London, England, 1818-02-03

CURED without low.-ird Makine.

.OYAL EMBROCATION.

ds of Children are cured annually
On the first attack, an immediate appli.
lIBROC will prevent the coin-
the constitution, and a few times may
e most obstinate cases perseveranct will
3 ; and no Remedy can be so well cal.
this, for it requires no medicine to be
Imoron Edtighs this Medicine is equally
relied on for Moo, Women, and Chit-
al. In no case can this medicine be
a the wrapper for J. Roche. and every
Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Chureli Yard,
sale Vi....ter) engraved thereon.
and 61 as. per Soul!.
London, England, 1818-02-03

Ayres, it will be seen that the Supreme-Director,
PUERREYDOS, has retired on account of bad health :
" NEW YOBS, JANUARY 10.
Fame Buenos Avaas.—lt appears by a letter
from Buenos Ares, dated 6th September, that'the
Supreme Director, Puerreydon, had retired from the
Government for two months, and had,gone to his
country seat, being in bad health. Brigadier-General
Asquenega had been appointed in his place. Con-
gress have not dared to re-elect Puerreydon for three
years, as he asked, notwithstanding the motion was
made in public Session two months past.
" The Portuguese hold possession of Montevideo,
but male no progress. They have established a
House at Buenos Ares, and are publicly supplying
Montevideo with provisions and all kinds of muni-
tions of war; thus enablingthem to hold out against
the brave General Artigas ; while the British Govern-
ment, to spew their disapprobation of the invasion of
the Portuguese, have ordered all their Officers in the
Portuguese Service, employed in the Expedition, to
retire. The patriotic General J. M. D. Carera, is said
to be alive at present, under the protection of General
Artigas, the moment not having yet arrived for him
to return with safety and advantage to his beloved
country, Chili, which has passed from a state of sub-
jection to the Royal Forces of Old Spain, into a state
of no less absolute and unqualified subjection to the
policy and bayonets of Buenos Ayres."

A Flemish Mail arrived last night. It is now de-
cided; that LAS CASA'S is to be placed under the pro-
tection of Austria. It seems to us that Austria wishes
to have thus the means of learning whatever NAPO.
L.SON may have wished to communicate through
this agent ; nor is this surprising, considering the
ties.by which, the interests of his posterity at least,
are united with that Power. The extracts are give* in
another column.

'

This morning we received German Papers to 1 latel
date, from which we learn that at the Leipsick fair,
which has just ended, there was a great demand for
British Manufactures, which gained a decided supe-'
riority. Almost every account that reaches us from
Germany, shews that the public mind is far from
being in that state of quiet which promises a'Sat
the rest. Every where the people complain ihat
the representative Constitutions that were promised
them, have Seen either withheld altogether, or• so
evaded as to render them nugatory. The prospects
which this holds out to Europe are, in our minds,
la no means consolatory. The following are extracts
from the printed German Journals:
London, England, 1818-11-17

:T the many attempts that are
c,n the unwany a SPURIOUS
d'of the GENUINE BLACKING
ABTIN, they have adopted a new
teas,
;IL HOLBORN,
in the centre, that they trust at: atten.
ce crake type, whi,:h is unlike all letter
vs at once to detect the Imposition.
E IN G 1 made and sold Wholesale by
klii!hHolborn; and retailed by the
"sts, BuCksellers, leoninent..rs, I`._r-
. in the United Kingtom, in bottles,
b.
London, England, 1818-11-17

LONDON.

FIRST DRAWN PRIZE NEXT TUESDAY, THIRTY
THOUSAND POUNDS!! !—FOUR PRIZES of 'MIR ll',
THOUSAND POUNDS, &c. &c. Consols :Jul Stoney.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1818.
THE FUNDS.

FRICK OF STOCKS TIIIS DAY AT TWILLVE O'CLO7K :
3 per Cent. Reduced 77 77f—S per Ct. COWL 7712
CODS. for Ac. 77f 78—Si rer Ct. 814—t f,er CL 9.5 f
5 per Ct. Navy 108}—Indic Bonds 85 87. pre.
()maims dis.—Exchequer Bills 12 20 pre.

At the commencement of the market business was
very brisk, and Consols opened at 781; ; but several
heavy sellers appeared, and the Commissioners being
served by one Broker with the whole amount re-
quired, at 771, threw a clamp upon the market, and
Consols immediately fell to 77i, and the marketl
looked heavy at that price.

The Paris Papers of Friday and Saturday arrived
this forenoon.

Among the superior Officers who were present at
the KING'S Levee on Thursday, General CANUEL,
the hero of the late charge of conspiracy, i; particu-
larly mentioned.

Prince TA LEYRAND had an audience of the Ktxo
on Thursday, and has re-entered into the exerci3e of
his functions as Grand Chamberlain.

Friday was a day of mourning at Court, being
the anniversary of the death of her Majesty MA RI E-
JOSEPIIINE-LOEISE DE St. VOY, late spouse of Louts
XVIIL

The Margraves of Baden, LEOPOLD, WILLIAM,'
and MAXIMILIAN, have, immediately on the young-
est of them attaining majority, suppressed in their
principality of Zuttemberg on the Necker, all fines
and services arising out of the ancient feudal system,
and that in perpetuity without seeking an► indem-
nity. The reasons given far this wise and liberal act
of suppression are, that these fines and services, which
are no longer consonant with the state of society, are
besides debasing and injurious to agriculture.
As a sort of contrast to this instance of princely
' liberality, we have a resolution of the citizens of
Magdebourg, which shews that it is not always the
most sensible reforms which proceed from the people
themselves. more than three hundred families of that
city have, it appears, entered into a reciprocal en-
gagement on their word of honour, net to take
off their hats in saluting, bet merely to imitate the
military mode of raising the right hand to the head.
Another association of modern Reformers of the same
city has invited by circular addresses the whole world✓
attd particularly the ladies, to renounce in future all
articles of fashion and luxury.

The fugitive lioapouart of Wallachia has arrived
London, England, 1818-11-17

MID LOTHIAN COURSING CLUB.

The Mid Lothian Coursing Club hart at Dalkeith on Tuesday
and Wednesday, the 3d and 4th November, when the following
prixes and matches were run for near the Roman Camp, on the
Marquis of Lothian's property.
Sir Jour. Doe,' Ban. Preses.
ROBERT Dumas, Esq. Vice l'itStS.
For a a Rill of Silver Collars, by Doge under 20 months old.

Twelve dugs'enteiiyd.
ruur CLAYS.

Ist Course--The Marquis of fweetidale's Swift beat Mr. Ba-
ron Clerk Rattray's Sophia.
2d Course--Nir. George Wanchope's b. d. Lammerton beat
Mr. Robert Dundas's Tipsy,
3a Course—Mr. Baron Norton's Speedy beat Sir George
Clerk's Dart. _ _

4th Course— Mr. H. Duthin's Jesgy 'scat Mr Dewar'; Dune.
nth Course—Sir 6. Montgomery's b. and w. d. beat Lord
Chief Baron's Spring—llare Killed.
6th Couis4:--General Duailas's Spring beat Sir Juhn Hope's
tt.ring.

Ist Course—Marquis of iwt4.(lLirile's Swift—Mr. G. Witll•
(lope's Lanunerton—Undecided.
2d Course—Marquis of Tweeddale's Swift beat Mr. G. Wau-
chope's Lamrnerton.
3d Course—Mt. Baron Norton's Speedy beat Mr. Hamilton
Duthlas's Jessy.
4th Course—Sir George Montgomery's b. and w. d. beat Ce
neral Duntlas's Spring.

Ist Course--Marquis of 'Fweedd lie. 4 Swift beat Sir George
Montgomery's b. and w. d—l fare kill' d.
Yd Course—Mr. Damn Norton's Speedy run a bye.
London, England, 1818-11-17

FOURTH CLASR.-.-THR T-O0

The Marquis of Twet:ddale's Swift beat Mr. Baron Norton's
Siscedy, and won the collars.

For a Cup, value Twenty Guineas, open to Dogs of all ages
for which 16 were entered.
FIRST CLAIM.

Ist COurse—Sir John Dalrymple's Willing beat Sir Gecrge
Montgomery's 'Cline.
2d Course—Mr. Sharpe's Jeany Deans beat Mr. Tiorthwiek's
Swift—Hare killed. _

:/d Course—Sir George Clerk's Spring beat Mr. 11. Deadais
Swellow—llare killed

4th Course—The Marquis of Tweeddale's Spring beat Mr.
Binning's bd. b.—Hare killed.
sth Course—Captain North Ihlrymple's Blue RAI beat Mr.
G. Wauchope's b. b.—flare killed.
Gth Course—Gen. I)undas's Patch beat Mr. Dewar's Major.
7th Course—Mr. Dalrymple's Fanny beat Mr. Baird's lit =icy.
Bth Course—Mr. Baron Norton's Fly beat General 3iilX.
Weir& Blucher—Hare killed.
SSCOND CLASII.-.—NOYEVIIEII 4.

Ist Course—Mr. Sharp', Jeany Deans beat Sir John Dal-
rymple's Willing.
!d Course—The Marquis of tweeddale's Spring beat Si;
George Clerk's Spring—Killed.
3d Course--Captain North Dally nple's Blue Bell run a
bye—llare killed.
t 4th Course—Mr. Baron Norton's Fly beat Mr. Dalrymple 's
Fanny—Killed.

1111.11 D CLASS.

Ist Course—Mr. Sharp's Jeany Deans beat the Marquis of
Tweeddale's Spring.
2d Course—Captain Ildrymplt's Blue Bell beat Sr. Baron
Norton's Fly—Killed.

FOURTH CLASS.

Captain North Dalrymple's Blue BeU beat Mr. Sharpe 's
Scary Deans, aid won the cup.
London, England, 1818-11-28

THE

PRICE
gave in the •
py was left
caused so
reougverlart
tillto a
&c. had af-
aken, we be-
rATOR and . • t
prudent than
carry on any
• •
object to en-
ife.
this Petition 4 A
call a protec-
tge of Wheat
luty shall be
. •
!aches 80s. a
the minimum 0
tam as much
Ministers, 'it
I;
increase the
„
E either sense .
t a conspiracy I ``
the tax, would
branches: for
r his earnings!
E.ll
, 1
extract from
srcantile house
ncipals of that
to many mis.
some of the
'ov. 22, 1518. if
was told that tits
from London,
e, travellir.g post
passed from A • n.
tat I could learn, •
• took the Utrecht
ith the child, wadi •
re, I am informed
mite/dam, that** •
t the Doolen Inn _
tress of the child
hat the thief kik
his his own ; that
bury-lane, haling-
arrived there on
ce, discovered r.h•
ce, in pursuit or
schuyts for North
edam, returned ts
or that neighbotu- •
Hill soon be over-
anxiety, and seta-
search, durii.g his
may not have thus-
ion to his anxious
of this, and rok if
II them of it."
d •
ry to state, was
entertain bait i
•
at his housein
s
. .
his house in St •
;laorougis, Staf-
ICK and family.
ribed £lOOO to-
• •
'Jr. HOBHOUSIS•
nains of the late
emoved from his
and deposited in
h. The funeral
WAITHAIATI and
BLADE, Mr. ED-
WIGAN, as PaII-
iOODBEHENE, ne-
Aner Mr. fdin..v,
ourning coaches
that of the late
• 4
he name of Stone, •
Grosvenor-stmt.
a gold watch. t
—The Corn-mai II
-
-day, by two Gentle.
!ding into the Corn-
ith lar,e horsewhips
n emir.,ut corn met-
to the thoulaera of a
r being assisted by a
d for five minutes the
person who comma-
ten retiring from the
The cause of the at-
tatters.
•
ty at Knelsworth, on
ay at Warren-gate, at
at Forest DA, on
n Tuesday, Dee. s, at •
at Autry, and on 8a- • •
• '
nday, Dec. 7, at the '
Crown, linckerill.
next, at Boated HO; •
n; Saturday, the sth,
lay, at Kennel.
rk of flolkham, on the 6
by eight guns, viz. 11
übbits, 14 woodcock!,
recreation at HolkEsta
pis of 'faviscock, Earl
,crguson, the lion. On. •
lion. General Fitzroy. •
itc, Esq. Date •
Ile slaughter has been
74 Iss-ad. On the 13th . •
m. G. Anson 11 r, heat',
leg day, at ;nought*: ,
t gym were in the Liu
his a n inged shot, that
iyersion.
LI:iteasIZZSEI‘.
London, England, 1818-11-28

Tllll PETITION TO RAM
OF BREAD:

This Petition, the contents of winch we
SrAn of Wednesday, and of which a copy
for signature at the Corn Exchange, has
much ferment that its concoctors have thought
withdraw it from Mark-Lane ; not, however
great number of corn-dealers, meal-men,
fixed their subscriptions. This step was taken,
Bev., at the sugeostion of the LOAD MAI
indeed nothing can be conceived more imprudent
to select a public market as the place to carry
part of a conspiracy, which has for its object
hance the price of the first necessary of life
We understand that the framers of
have an intention to propose what they call
ling duty that when the agregate average I
may amount to 70u per quarter, 20s. duty
imposed, and when the average price reaches
duty of 10s a quarter. In other words, the
price of yheat is to be 90s.—the snasireutn
more as they can command.
The bait, it is hoped, will not take.
is natural to believe, wish for means to
Revenue, but they are not so devoid of
or feeling as to lend their aid to so vile
as this. The whole tax, and more than the
• be consumed iu defalcations from other'
tax what you will, a man can spend only

MR. HORSELEY'S CHILD,

We are happy to insert the folic:ex ing
a Letter received by a respectable mercani
in Coleman-street, from one of the princi'
house. It is a most satisfactory answer
taken reports that have appeared in
public prints:

ROISZILDA`., SUNDAY, Ni"
passing through Breda last Tuesday, I
foolish, unfeeling wretch, who stole the child
passed through Breda with it a few days before,
night and day; and that a person In pursuit passed
werp,. in the Diligence, on Monday : from what
it Is probable the thief will be overtaken.; they .
road : thersay the man was to great haste with
spoke French very well, the pursuer not.
" SUNDAY Evnasa.—Since writing the above,
by a Gentleman who has just arrived from

man with a child slept in a roam above him, at
in Doole-street, last Sunday night. The distress
was very great, he was crying all night; that
there an Monday, where it was supposed it was
the father, Mr. Hoastcr, (of No. 3, Cutonbury.lanc,
ton, as appears by the Foglish Newspapers),
Tuesday, and,, with the assistance of the Police,

route of the thief, and set off, with assistance,
them. The thief had embarked in one of the schuyrs
Holland, landed a short distance from Amsterdam,
that city, sod then took post towards Bremen or .•
hood, to-asoid.discovery.

~ No doubt but he will
takes. As the.fatlser was in great distress, anxiety,
•tbtt, tad much takestup with the Police, in search,
iisort stay In Amsterdam, it is probable be may r
to wiite home. As it may be acme satisfaction
family to know the above, send, on receipt of
they have heard from Amsterdam? if not, tell

Lord EtArai° ROUGH, we are sort
so ill yesterday, that his Physicians
hopes of his recovery.
Lord JANIFS MURRAY is arrived
Hamilton-pla,e, f om a tour.
Lord arrived yesterday at his
James's-square, from his scat, Shuglx)roul
fordshire.
London, England, 1818-11-28

FROM THE 110EILE GAZETTI

Mr. Collins, from Penvacc
evening from that place, al
1 King had received orders f
liver it up to the Spanish Aw
Since the authority of MI
been received from a gentler
gentleman in this town, stat
Colonel King was, to deliver
dependencies, to any Spanis
receive the same by the Sp:
the Captain-General of the
late Governor, Massott.

Considerable surprise was
Money Market, by the appea
agents of the Confederated
zuela and New Grenada, wit]
on the faith of the securities w
could afford. It is true, that
wish to raise is not considerabl
but of course, in the presen
of affairs in the northern p
the suggestion was received
On the other hand, the Ai
Authorities by whom they
been long establi.he.l, were
very large and valuable tract
the internal resources they
such assurances of their solic
the most cautious. Notwithst
tion, we cannot say that the
was very flattering, or that th
expect that their wishes v.-ou
The following is the general c
tus :—Thc sum of £lOO,OOO
scriptions in shares of £lOO e
lowing manner :

A:5 In cache at the time of sub

£25 by the acceptance of the sob
£5O by a similar acceptance, to 1
As an inducement to those -
risk any sum above 1300 in tl
of 1:50 per share is to be givt
the (iovernments of Venezu
arc to make grants of land o
noko, in the ratio of 100 acre
In what manner the Bonus is
a tide is to be made out of
bers, w•e are not informed.
London, England, 1818-11-28

THE ARMY.

CORK, NOVEMBER 23.
Arrived the Fame and Boi (Mina transports, from
Doom with troops.
RAMSGATE, NOVENIBER 27.
Arrived today several transports, from France,
troops

CALAIS, NOVEMBER 26.
Oa Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, the Bri-
of Guards and the 52d.Regiment which re-
' at Valenciennes, arrived at Calais, and em-
, for Ramsgate, and this day the Staff Corps
Cavalry were also embarked and sailed. The
of the British Contingent have therefore eva-
France, except 4 or 500 men and horses be-
; to the Waggon Train, which will be em-
,this week. The judicious arrangements for
embarkation, made by Major SnAw, the Assis-
,, Quarte.. Master-General, reflect on him much
r, and the conduct of that meritorious and dis-
iguibed Officer during a residence of nearly three
have gained him the highest respect of the
nborities and all the respectable inhabitants of
ws The greatest praise is also due to Captain
in,L, Royal Navy, Agent of transports, and to Cap-
&tor, Quay-Master, for their unwearied atten-
-01 activity in.the embarkation of the troops.

A detachment of the 3d (King's Own) Dragoons,
Itched from Canterbury on Wednesday morning,
Epsom, in order to be in readiness to attend the
antral of her late Mussy!, on Wednesday next.
The Depots of several regiments from Chatham,
daily expected to occupy the Infantry Barracks
Canterbury/. •
Olc company of the 90th Light Infantry marched
19) Chatham to Sheerness on Wednesday.
Upwards of SOO men marched on Saturday from
Invalid Depot, Fort Pitt, Chatham, for Chelsea.

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Downs,
Arrived
troops.
on Mon,
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Cavalry
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