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London, England, 1811-11-13 00:00:00


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PRIVATE Iznik&
. . . 0 Bassios .
" I should not trouble you with these
not to announce the pleasing prospect o
tion of those disputes and differences
-and unhappily have existed between
and this place. It wonld appear, that
- were at last convinced that the 'war they a
- ing on was useless in its effects and disastrous
consequences. as far as rebated to 'their rt.
nances. ' Several prepositions have been
Elio, the Viceroy of these Province:, no
-the Reepney, for a general accommodation
the two towns, and all of them have bee
with cool indifference by this-Government,
a few weeks past, when,"on a sudden, a
spirit broke forth amongst the Junta;
quence was, at immediate application .
Heywood, senior British Naval Officer, ' rs afti
ship of war to convey dowa to Monte Video three De- ....: garrison consisted off , but from having
putief to negociate with Elio. Captain H. instahtlylfamilies and other connections on the Continent, it
loitered them the Perseus frigate under •hia command. ‘„,
asimpossible for therentainder to enter into thieplan.
Poen
liar done. the
Ths De
y went, butputies u, on thpon teir arrhis invited Elmo t there, nothing •
Those'who arrived immediately passed inspection, and
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itenference on board our frigate. He declinedit its took the oath to serve in the German Legion.
ebtroga' tory to his dignity, and offered a Depetation ' They all speak of the degrading manner in which
s 4o wait on them, or that he would give them a meet- the German soldiers in the French service are treated.
is.ipg an board a Spanish frigate ; to both the: Wipe. T" -
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T re generally officered by Frenchmen, who are
gals they gave a negative, and thus the matter-ended. -----
A week ago a Spanish brig of war arrived.at this continually upbraiding them with their country, and
slaee with a flag of truce, having on board three gene marking the niost iev:diou?comparisbes hairiest diem
demon from Monte 'Video, commissioned by the and 'the French soldiers.
Viceroy to arrange all matters in dispute. The Junla ' ' Ude 1..
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Their pay is a mere trifle, and that Mott than
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now very graciously received them, and immediately
nominal, as it is seldom paid; and the provisions
commenced the negotiation, which in the eourse_of
forty-eight hours was concluded. We underitand furnished by Government are delivered with great,
that the leading points proposed by Elio are, • irregularity.
'"'the unity of this Province with the Mother Country. Agreed.
"The acknowledgment of the Cartes now assembler; is Spain. The merchant ship Anne, which has arrived at
-=Left to the decision of the Congress, whenever they may meet Falmouth, after a short passage, from Gibraltar,
to arrange the future Government of these Provinces. . brings very favourable accounts of the position taken
" A general amnesty in consequence of political conduct it opt-
at 'l'arifa, -by the British force, under the command of
itlon,—reed•
Gs theAgn...establishment of conteneree on the same grounds as Colonel SKliftKfirr, who has fortified that post ; and
it was daring the Viceregal system of Chneros.—Agreed. from the high state of discipline of the troops, and
e Contributioas for Spain, more particularly amongst the the ability and spirit of the Officer in command, it is
,Americans, to which the European Spaniards are tube lacked. expected that a very able defence will be made. Thil
—Agreed. force will keep the whole coast in tranquility, and if
"in ease the ilortutnete troops, immediately on receiving in-
General GODINOT should make an attempt to assault
form • of the peace having taken place, do not retire from the
Spa dominions, both the Buenos Ayres and Mootevidean Tarifa, he will certainly be foiled. Such is the spirit
w es are to unite and co-operate mutually for the expulsion of of the inhabitants against the diabolical conduct of
enemy.—Agreed.
" Elio to remain in possession of the *hole of the ncrdiern
bank of the River, in which to exercise his authority.—Refusod. violated
The limits of his inthoritj to be within a few leagues of the town.
- " These are the principal points, and the Montevi-
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the French, who. have plundered the whole coast, and
their wives and daughters, that they are de-
to give no quarter.
A deputationfrom the inhabitants of Tarifa, waited
. dean deputies having in some degree exceeded the upon Colonel SKERRITT, the Commanding Officer.
powerswith which they were invested, have returned They were rejoiced to find that the Colonel, 'whom
ttathat city for the ratiacation. Four Members of the they hailed as their deliverer, spoke the Spanish lap.
Junta are also one down to treat as to the limits of faculty.
gunge The men declared they would work'
ratio's jurisdiction, which is now almost the only point
in dispute. Expectations are rather sanguineehat in the breach to the last moment, and the women said
the result will be favourable. In the mean time% the tllfy would serve the cartridge to the soldiers, and
?Bluetit! troops have already entered the Spanish , ovide them with succours.
territories an three divisions, amounting to about h5OO The Spanish fierce intended to reinforce the garti-
-Itais said. that Elio wrote to the Portuguese
nefal,itating the probability of an arranherrient
En.son of Tarifa had not all arrived. ColonA SkERRITT
'cleat the contending parties, and requesting that had scoured, on his landing, the whole coast ; but
ha would suspend his march. To this the 'General such was the rapidity in the flight of the French,
is stated to have replied, that he bad received his that they left their sick upon the road, and much
route from his Court, and could not stop till he had
• . plunder. I'heinhabitants gave a most shocking ac-
arrived :it his destination.
"Trade is very dull and very little money stirring. count of the conduct of the French troops. They
" The priers of many articles are more favourable; spared netthei age nor sex. The sick men stated,
italeedi was there any demand, goods wonld advance, that whenever the French intended to make an al-
as the market must become bare from the verylitri. tack, they called in all their detachments, and obli-
7esc d impoon irtations for th
few e last
deed .areyear
hProducebides for
the shipping for England, and-they ask 16 this per good behaviour, of the people in their respective dis-
-3.51b. Freights are also nominal, dieie bet beiug any tricts.—We 'understand that the Spanish Junta have
t:ii.g to ship" • expressed great approbation in the British troops
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having taken possession of this post. . ,
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- , The Scour brig of war, of 18 guns, Capt. SnAne,
LONDON. arrived yesterday afternoon at Portsmouth, from the
thanks. w
a• . ... ,otteraart alialote in Jersey has out best 4.,e Mediterranean, with dispatches, which were imeite-
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shall be happy to bear from him again. diately conveyed to town. The Scour has been put
under strict quarantine at the Mother Bank, andatp
NEXT TVESDAY, - person has been permitted to land except the hearer-
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THE sTAtt Lortimv WILL 8i1)RA4714. of the dispatches. cap
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. We stated yesterday the capture of three of the
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I,itILE OP si.o KS 1 HiS DAY AT ONE trot act's ; • Packets which ply between Weymouth and Jersei.
S per Ct. Corti. 6* money 114=-"Dltto far accnuar 4.11 The fallowing letter from our correspondent in Jersey',
s per,ct. stidlieo 63f —4 per Cent. 79-1 b
Navy
.5 per ce..99i 9.l_Boude Its. tee. pre._o„ntiont T,,,, cunt tins the particulars of the capture of one of these
EtCli:Bills (id.) per to se. pre.:—Ditfts (Sid ) 3eta se. kV. unfortunate vessels :
•••••••=m1.1.1 " JERS E Y , NOVEMBER 7.
ANOTHEg GALLANT ACTION WITH 64 The Lord Chesterfield packet, from Weymnuth
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TH E BOULOGNE FLOTILLA.. to Jersey, was capt wed on Wednesday, the 30th eh.
.• .by a French lugger privateer, and can led into Cher; ,
The Sitio.kke sloop of war, and.Locusr gun-brigs by
; and, I am sorry to add, that there were twiny ,
have made a gallant dash at the French gun-brats passengers on board fur the Islands. Imnfediately
and prAams or the French coast. The latter were on the news arriving at Bagatelle, (the seat of otir i
thirteen in number, and for some time reuderenhe worthy and active Admiral, the Prince de Boutclos) ,
Contest doubtful, but British valpur was at loathl with that alairity which forms the characteristic of i
triumphiuna and the French were drivee back into Lail his m°v?'""lB' he dispatched several lasosaiiing
different
mutters to the ports, to inform them cf the
Calais and Boulogne, With treat loss, after leaving event, and to put them on their guard ; and likewise
one bf their largest praains in our possession. Her ordered the SHARP Sniaaren, a sloop of •?r.tr, which
compan?ons escaped in a most shattered condition, had been at. anchor in the Great Roads for some time
past, to sail immediately for Cherbourg, and not to
and' it is added, that several were driven on shore and
- a return until she brought along with her the privateer;
wrecked.' The captured praam was brought, Age and we are therefore in hourly expectation of ittr an.
Dover kends yesterday afternoon. She mounts- sir- rival in a British pr rt..
teen 18-pOtitkierL.' -4, List of passengers on board the Lord • Chester.
field when taken. 'Me following are the only ones
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' arrived this m
A Heligoland' Ma • ' The
armor. that c.tered their names at the Post-Office, but I un-
c' d'erstand there were many more whose names were
following is the only article of intelligence it tains : net entered : . -
Heukaal..AND, OCTol3ila It. . Mr. freeman; Mr. Hickman, *l6, and child; Mr. Butcher
<Paymaster of 6th Regimen?); Colonel &afford; Mr. Hargrave,
This morning areived front Baltram, an island on
(Quaker); Mr. Cohen, Mr. Glynn, Mary Randall, and Eliza,
the coast of East Fl4.7Sland.' between the Ems and Handheld, for Guernsey.
al
the Weser, SI soldiers, part of the garrison of that Mr. --, Pilot of the Roy 0a1i,,74 guns, a native of Jersey,
hid been absent three
Fetich service and come from whe';" he , years..
island, 1 wing deserted the F since there has been 'ny packet

Saito.
will sail to-morrow.
PLYMOUTH,. NOVE 11.
Sailed the FOXHOUND, of 18 guns, f...r Portsmouth ;
and the BARBARA schooner, with a small convoy, for
the same place. The SMlLsfiigate and Retoture
gun brig, sailed for the Irish station, but wore forced
to put back again, the wind blowing too strong from
the Westward.
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PQAT4MOUTI4, NOvEMß'llit it.
Arrive,! Scour from the Mediterraneant and
is put under close quarantine—she has brought dis-
patches, said to be of importance ; they are for-
warded to 'Land It. Arrived the Potersc, from
DEAL, NOVEMBER te.
Sailed several of the running ships, coasters, and
colliers; but the ships that sail with convoy still
remain. Arrived the PLANTAGENET from the Baltic.
Sailed the ABOUKIR f-,r Portsmouth.
HARWICH, NOVEMBER 12.
Arrived the Lord Nelson packet from Heligoland,
with a mail and passengers. The brig Thomas and
Ann, en shore at the mouth of this port, has got off—
part of her cargo thrown overboard.
YARMOUTH, NOVEMBER It.
Arrived in our Roads a large lugger privateer,
of 14 guns and 35 men, captured off the Dogger
Bank by the LevEnl•r ; she was out of Dunkirk.,
only one hour, and had of course made no captures.
ABERDEEN, NOVEMBER 6.
Monday last, 57 vessels It-ft this port for the south-
ward, being the largest .num!ser that ever went out of
the harbour in one tide. ,Thursday, the schooner
Mary-Anne, from Gottenburgh, with t4r ; and on
Saturday, the Orion, with flax and lintsed, and

against the.Cathoiscs."
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CILIT HAM, NOVEMBER 10.
To-dai. de Duke of CLARE/sea attended Divine
Service at the Chapel in the Dockyard ;•a most ex-
cellent sermon was .preached by the,Chaplaina she
Rev. 'Mr. BROWN. After service and before-they left
the Peak-yard, the marines were drawn out
anal tis Royal Highness! irassea down the,kroot, and
ep the rear rank, end, _waned. ,much satisfied with
their isdditrlike appaailmee. „About two o'clock-his
litoral'ljighness, Missf trzta..nasece, and Sir.Roaeier
Oitit.,ow.a.:ol fam.ly. we "nth! Log's Inits, whit.e
Ate three Regiments of Militia were drawn list r
his hove:tint', arid a royal, salute WAS Fired by the
fieldpieces. The soldiers welt through their ieveeal
evolutions very much to.h's Royal Highness's stitits-,
faction. To-mot row morning he intencsl wring the
Docklard for town. . .
Parliament was yesterday prorogued, in the uma.
form, by Commiss;on, till Tuesday, 0 .e 7th ofJenuary-
According to a Standing Order of the House of Con:1
mons, of the 18th day of June 1811—which directs
" That all Petitions, LI:. Private Bills, be presented
" within Fourteen Days. after the first FRIDAY ill the
" next, and every future Session of Parliament ;" the
last Day for presenting. Petitions fn the neat Sasien,
will be Friday the 2441 s day of January 1812.
The letters and papers from Paris have been re-
ceived by, the Constitution frigate, from Clserbourf. ;
she former to the 10th, ?nd the latter to the 7th inc.
We also received some additional ioformatton f. cm a
passenger on-board the American frigate.
Lieutenant-Colonel Srawevonn and Mr.Btauticatv,
who were made prisoners on board the LordCisteter-
field Guernsey packet, w. re left h: Cherbourg. 1112
firmer, although shottltrough b: th ci.ecks, was doing
well; and with his companion was ab..ut to:be nvral-
into the Intetior.
' The harvest in France hied been deficient, so

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Yonge, WA Ifferrnel t imber, all bound fn , vet
NORMAN,
much so, that the ship-bread obtained for the Comm,-
' London, got safe into Peterhead. Saturday aft,:r tution w:g at 6d. per cwt. the pric‘.• at which •
iia noon, the FLY sloopof war arrived in the bay, has- bread of the SATIIO quality
,was late lylo t!,e English
and ing in tow the Solomon; , CHHISTOPIIitit GitOMON
i ' pmts. The Essex f ;gate. whemin aEt enria larboor
master, from Riga, bound to Newcastle, with a cargo a few monthik. since, 4,1)..ai11ed the same conimodit4
a . of lamp on beard : She had drifted at sea, die:slash-4_, ,t iss. fa _
the , ' , •, • -
, b. and without her bowsprit or bo its, from the 2131.1 r ' • fvtveisei-....The Public. will learn with eathfecion, that Ni/e
a DEERRITT of October last, at the mercy of the sea, and not a 'tea dirserfers who-werestissoeted ofitite emaciate MardeVitad
ae coast ; but man could come on deck,—ln this deplorable state,' *obteiy, as dated ill the STA* Of Saturday, One has here disco-
, of the French, out of sight ref land, and without the smallest h,,pe
w"itiktich ti'e'edy ;PaPverccehtmndmldn'tet tc'
Betwatn vellittitetitelerio sad
at:relit:lx robbery,
• road, and much of either saving the ship, cargo, or lives of tie crew, past ex, eneSaturday evening, as Mr. Chsrits Hoinsaa, the !Rad-
on the 21 November, his Majesty's brig,. Fur, H. toistOfthe Littie Rose public house, tt widdiam, Was gamma*
a most shOckin
g 8C-
HIGIIMAN, Esq.. Captain, without any boat (having front Canterbury to that place, in hit Cart, he was stopped about
trench troops. T4e7 lost the wh,,le of them in the storm run alongside, forty rods from Fish Peol-hill,on the Wickhasn road, by two WI.
The sick men stated, and, with great difficulty and exertion, took her in i dtotierstohliabibueeed and
ja,ekcts andd trowsersi ench of %thorn premed
dg=money, *Web having
a intended to make an at- tow, and brought her into Peterhead hirb..ur, where i them in noes, -liver, and °weer, to the amount of. Ad
their detachments, and obli- she now lies in safety. Sunday afternoon, his Ma- 'I three shillings ; they then. hnierid him to strip, mid tciolt
• 1 jesty's ship PYLADES, also brought into Peterhead a his eat coat,
ba.fustdintan bet, two Waisteolts, and kb 011/th
rieges to give hostages for Lie large vessel laden with wood, which sh- found at which,
.cle. onnortiot :htandt,re.
miernratilsk,e that be
rmitkliet : thair
the people in their respective dis-. sea, with no person on biard ; her mainmast gone, ft since apnYeta• to a hay-walk not far distant, where es-
_ erstand that the Spanish Junta have her decks tore up, and full of water.—She is supposed changed their Military jack, ts for the stolen clothes, and imine-
.expressed great approbation in the British troops to be ti.e HEBF. of London, Captain SHOWAR. from diatrly proceeded to Canterbury. In the intetirtf, Mr. Holnut
• Memel. In ;he harbour rf P.-terh,...ad dime were reached his home, and on informing hi• neighbour,TeMs.Dayic
hiving taken possession of this post. Collard, of the ci cancel,' he, with a promptithde wheels .0,
riii_i; EvENIN li S'J'A li. above 70 ve,s ',during ih,, storm.; but, we are happy servo the highest commendation, deternvned ova phiswc of etre
.
1r • to say, they hive sustained no damage, thieves, and 'accompanied by another neighbour, Mr. Law:effeld,
The SCOUT brig of war, of 18 guns, Capt. SHARP,
- DlS'i RII3IrIiON OF PRIZE-MONEY. end Holman, they went immediately to Canterbuty, wit* as every
arrived yesterday afternoon at Portsmouth, from the y, onboard;
The Dryad, for the Hannah and Flora Oft 6sturda precaution which might leed to a discovery of the offenders Was
- --- with dispatches, which were imme. recalled at 44, George-ttreee, Plymouth boc taken by the Mayor, assisted by the meStarr; till at Meech it was
Endymien, for the ROS 3, Oil her arrival at Cove i recalled Tues. thought advisea'-le to- enquire at the coach off es, if any suspiti-
n out day, and Thursdays, et M . Mardi and Co.'s, Gosieert. out characters had left Cant entry, that night lry the Londe,
King George, for the Hannah and N rak Egg, oa Monday, at coaches ? when It appeared that a man answering the description,
If, Clement's inn; recalled Mondays and Thursdays. of one of the soldiers, had gone by the Mei coach W Chatham*
having been taken up about e44et o'clock, just as the coach
° was setting off, and whose agitated cetiduct and nurser, ,Lasi
The West India convoy is appointed to sail from at the moment excited suspicions anent the b
Portsmouth on the 15th inst. uuder the Barbadoes Iri- Upon the strength of this information Mr. Coll combined.
gate. his pursuit in a post chaise and four, with a view to overtakes'
The Acorn, Walker, from Sunderland, is on shore near New- the roach, and was followed by a corporal aqd two priratia of.
haven, but expected to be gut oft the 4th Royal Irish Dragoons for his assistance, thew wadi a ee1...-
The Royal Charlotte, Rees, of Bridgewater, it Is supposed was thy almost unexampled, reached the Chest Arnie hen, at Cbat
totally lost on the la instant, in the Bristol Chanuel, with all ham, in the space of an hour andtwenry-five minutes, cud on go-
bet crew. 611 ibtis the bowie, took into custody a man answering th; d.-
The John, Pinter, from Liverpool to Newfoundland, put into serilitieti of one of the deserters, who had jest %Meted from. the
Pont yesterday, after bring six weeks at sea. coach ; and Mr. Holman, shortly after arritki, isnegediat!:ly re-.
The Mars, Robinson, from Jamaica to Quebec, was dieneasted togetivad the treat coat of which be had bet robbed, on Matted'.
and ss r.:eised On the coast of Nova Scotia eluting the ;Tale on the 'He wit on Sunday ronveyed to Cant, rtury, and examliard heft.
30th September; six men and twooautagers drownreL A smell John Acishott,,F:se. ores of the Magistrates for the ceuedet,• when
part of the Mat caved. being identified as Wm. Knight, a pr.v.:te of the tat Link Dr*.
The Ambrosia, Moon, from Jamaica to London, was lost this ilecgmrs 0419-bad deserted (Wont KerMlige. o', the r,',1.1411 Free.
2191 July. ding in conipavy with another private of the stance. of James
The Martha Crawley, Mtklin, from Charleston io Havaanah, ord, and Mr. Heilman having sweats to the propesnyfoond on
was totally lost Oil Abaco ltith Anglin. Crew %avec!. i his person, he was committed to St:Augustine's Gaol for furth r
The Speedwell, Tiacey, from Labrador to Newfoundland, is . examination on Wednesday neat. Fr"in what bas 0 'mei\ d
lost at Labrador. , thrcugh this man, it, wouldseena, that there is ilttle doubt but
The Yuung Bartholomew, from Archangel, is lost In the that they are the persons who perpetreted the late atrocious mu--
White Sea. der, and that they have since been concealed in the woods avid
The Pante, of Hell, was driven on shore at Prince Edward's outhouses iu the vicinity of theksbourue. When they reached
Island, in a gale on* the seth September, and a number of square Cantesbury on Saturday evening, although partly &Tided In
rigged vessels at Sydney, from Newfoundland. • . liuhnan'sslothes, they had each their seginteatal trewserseoo,
l'he brig Orion, of Poole, from St. Mathews to Newfoundland, and were without hats. Two were however purchased by Keight
was lost oa the 30th September, at Sable Island ; crew and pal t on the same evening, one of which, it is supposed, was for Cl,fl,
of the cargo saved. . ford; Kellett had also purchased a waistcoat, breeches' stock-
The schooner Margaret, Cameron, from Hitifax to Barbados*, lugs, and shoes, but it is not ascerteined thee Clifford had any
foundered in a gale on the Soth September; crew saved, other disguise than that of Holenan's clothe., neither has any trace
lite American ship Laurel, (tutu Peterehurglr to Bowes. are of him as yet been discovered. One pectitintiy ,stt..c,hini to
rived at Halifax, on die 25th Septembers detained ley his Maks- him, betides his descciption its aaetlier part, i.„ that he Iliad, when
ty's ship Atalanta. be. deserted, two steely black eyes. Three ball ea•tridges *ere
His Majesty's ship Sapphire returned to Halifax froth a cruiee, found on the perscn of Knight, bet not hi. piers', ,I; is enejectur-
on the 29th September, in distress. ed, therefore, tEat eitford Is lo possession of both the t. tautened
The American brig Express, Haskell, from Kid to Boston, pistols. ..
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arrived at Halifax, on the 29th September detained by his Iva- . Irk concluding this statement it Is impossible not to notice with
jetty's ship Guerriere. heartfelt thanks, the zealous conduct of Mr. Collard,but fora* ore
His Majesty% ships Africa, Bolus, Spartan, and Tartarus, Sr. promptitude and perseverance, thieeffender would probably, for
rived at Halifax on the Stk ult. hiving bees &wasted in the gate the Present. have escaped front justice. No small degree of petite
on the Sith September. . Is also due to the Corporal try whoie extraordinary ezertien,s the
There was a great deal of r Their meritoriouaveurs
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harbour last week, which came
cripples among them. On
moderated, and wind being fair, i
"I sail) left the harbour ansigot
bad weather coaling on
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isl.ind, baying deserted the Krencit service nuu ccouc -
a his thirty years since there has been any packet few cripples am*
over to enter the BOtiih anliy. 'rimy are costly
to these Islands taken."
Oldenburghers, who had been. forced inttitheirrvies moderated, and i
by the Conscription,--their First dislike to' itch that e°4"cs troth Verdun, dated Oct. $, State that 90 sail) left chef
had been augmented by the baishatigt of their*Coik escsedialig4PXlintr.2mders at the
aes :10477 wel,tisti:eislth, when bad weathi
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'Ayres, usts,...te. ' - Some time s!_nce, they Keit ii!ormilt the restil : . . . .
• - • tett' of last isittigiefeit— fir tke pietedlerge 'cone at York-Howler f.fmin. " Peg Isis Mrssaarr had
ese lines, were it Making their escatke, and Naving been seal 48 ....__• ... ~ , . ... . , , .. . .
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'list a- pia who shim at - Bit& a n mac detrelled dut!nrk_the day, sad was we
t ofthetatitAs. Beltran, they seized the occasion of the wiedissing :'l4las II ' * - better in eiihetriethtal or qy health."
es *hick scbliocial favourable•to carry their plan into execution. They Bengal and who ore to enjoy the pifivslegoof *eating
in Moots VI a medal, commemorative of that bplended event. . . DUB 41741, NorzAutEP 9.
began. by
scrtspatiching the first ht cis/tint-Ma • 4hosn
sat both • int:ties.li
they were carry. they hated, ono knew .to be a crencluxtan at:news i .
-,- ' 2'. ,: • -.., The' King's County Regiment, of Militia were re.
The Grand Jurzliaviali, yestes• d I found true W.
viewed on Monday afternoon in Government-square,
t disastrous in its three of their. ncitalomtnissioneti officers, whik were ff ltisAionseni against the Catholic Delegates:— q.. .., ,. _ . . . .
heir respeetive fi- Frenchmen, and- O -ppiimi dm execution of their de. Plymouth, by General T.NOL.AIip, whrr_svas pleased to
obtrilsid tune till. Mondayiscmiqt in their plea.
been made by sign, they also bayonetod, and threatened the same express the highest satisfaction, as their high state of There are two indistenenti against Me. isit wen..
t, nominated lsy • . • • here i discipline, steadiness under arms, and the mannerist The first states the offence to consist in appointing
lodation between to two French privates, whom they brought a .
which they went through their various evAutions. Deiegs4s " linierPregente Of iCau!iing petitions to Par-
lave been treated Prisoners, shostsAthen y offiv tq cause the least alarm. ' ti Amax to.be framed, and also under' firgiawfs e pto-
nntent, till within They then seized alpon the best .vessel tbey.couldind NAVAL INTALLiG.ENCS. Curing an alteration of matter, eizablished by law •
'll, a conciliatory I to transport them hither; and threatened the Master •
--...—. against the catholics of Ireland. The second cottnt
I i and the curiae-
•in
instant death in case of non-compliance, iand artivad FALMOUTH; HOYIMEIHt. to. , deto consist ruai.ei, the o nce
ttion to Captain “ 40er treience of p.repaiing Petitions to Parliamenit,
er, for an English here in safety a few hours afte.-• embarkation: ' Sailed the Amain, on a cruise."). The Packets
I and thereby proeoring a Repeal of the Penal La?.
e Video three De. The garrison consisted of 66 men, but from lowing will sail to-morrow. , azaisibt the. Catholics." . , ,

shipping in Ramsgate PrilObef toaiapprekeuded. tir meritorious enacavottre avers
ne i■ for shelter : very duly eitimated amrackllollhdod whh thanks by tile Magiouotes•
.
Dti Friday the weather Ma lis Lame.—Walsave to-day fresh arrivr el W
lir, Mali of them (about tolerable; h heasidds
e reaming quantities, fusesemples harp did, prices, ode r
;DC as far as Duitgructs,
.jualcias heavy fate--Badgy wit!? 14,414 each Insistain last prices
, again. a °teat nitmber. quoted—Whka Peas at little varietitaa— Beans of melt Jicnigi The
Re;;lragate.-0; sundi.,' (ter 14..pwr0--There are saveral from* arrivals of OA% virtS ltke-
iwC:ewkitrAbleirriatifiti coo hard. and Iles thereof are quottsLee
. . . -111‘ is. Flour at Monday. advance of aipersick.
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