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PURJ SMPUTI.i. OCTOBER re. ' • ' ~. 1
Arriv4 hi Majesty's ships isttourrtizgli Of6ilk
Ptißl66ib . and kings trend a crseze. Sailetts the
' Prince Dederick. butch man of war, for &tali&
ISEAL, OCTOBER 16. '.
Came down from the River and sailed, the Eliza'.
bet DREW,. for St. Bitts I
.and. -Grantham. lionise-
: , for Demerara.' The Charles Mills, Citaisvo-
Peett, for Ciiletitta S and his Majesty's s!sip GANT.
Mena, from Sheerness, remain in the DoWns.—:-
Arrived and sailed fur the River the Success, Pitketwo
from Chester:—Wind S.E. ; 4
DOVER. OCTOBER 0.,
Sailed this evening the Lotd Duncin packet; Cap:
.fain Pascoe, with a mail and passengers for ostend.i.
and the Chichester packet; Captain Rtryrisit,t with.
the-French mail. Several passage vesseli have arrived
to-day from Calais., btinging over a great Many
resseagers. •

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• Yesterday% Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when the following Officers were
alsorn into • the coutMand of their respective ships,
viz.... Captains A.' HAMILTON, Bombay; Socirr,
Charles Grant ; Bombay and China.
New York Papers, to 'the 19th of September, ar-
rived this morning, the following aye extracts-; •
DPltnst rue New roaK tYY.NINC mut. Or strTehAegat 4.]
*4 We have been enabled to procure atithentiti and
accurate information in .relation to tiii.;sqtbradron
whith has lately appeared off the Balize. We' can
assure the public; that it wai• only, a part Of the 'Car-
thagenian limn Au: Cafes ; but that the whole
of the forte under Commodore Aury was actually
4frived at Matagorda and that he has, in the-naine
and under the* aittlionty Of the Mexican . Republic,
taken pnuesaidn Of that por.f; conanan'4l of the
expedition was asinined at Au: Cayes,. by Commo.
dire Aury, In consequence 'of instructions directly
from the Mikan Government, and it consisted of
eighteen. vessels and upwards of 4000 men, well.
armed • and equipped. doubt can be enter-
tained,that with such a naval eo.operation, the whole-
Coast will twin possession of' the Patriots before NO:.
vemtser next.
"'So far froth intending to resume the smuggling
wt are permitted'to state, that any attempt
tie Violate the reversal-want other laws of the United
States, ii expiessly 'prohibited by the Commander of
threspedition', under path of death.
• [num 7me semi Paella or "serinsißZlS IS.]
•4: An earthquake was senSibly felt in this.city and
the neighbouring country, about sine o'clock on
Wednesday evening. Little or no damage has yet
A ;been dOtte.in our numerous. shipping in the harbour.
The•green.walls of sonic of our new buildings are
thriiirs *down ; a 'new house in the Broadway fell
down on Wednesday evening, during the earthquake:
• We should not be suiptized to hear of some diusttgi;
es well to the vessels at the Q,larantine ciounds es
flinseit anchor within Sandy Hook..
" On Tuesday, as the British Consul was about to
drive from his door in town
sio his Country seat, a
.revenue officer slept up to his.gig, and ordered him
to stop, to open the Wit, and produce a certain bag
that had just' been put publicly into it, for he sus-
. peeted it contained smuggled goods. This affair
seerr.s to have been conducted by the officer witli-pe-
ciliar and unprecedented delicacy. If any other
individual had been suspeCted of smuggling in a
similar manner, I presume the ordinary step would
havibeen to have waited upon him in his office or
ccuhting house, told him of the suspicion entertained,
and, it circumstances demanded a search, to have
made it instantly; before leaving the apartment.=
But•here ;tali an opportunity too good to be loss=
a chance to detect the Acciedited Agent of his Britan-
nic Majesty in a dislionotiratile act—attempting m
cheat the revenue—it could not he too public. lt.was
resiiived, rhereloie, to detect horn in the open screed,,
and in. presence of numerous witnesses. The Consul
Obeyed opening the bag; and perinitted the Offices
to search it, when, to his great disappointment and
MOrtification, he discovered neither mere nor less
a then fine sirlbidol beef 1"
Erma TM! noirron OAZETTZ Or Srlyreitteli 14.]
.By our Boston Coriespondent'a communicationi,
it appears-that 'half of the inhabitants of Point-aa-
Petri tad been swept asogy'hy. the plague, previous
to the 19th ult. '
is lI‘PIRYANT.—We usiderstoOd the Commanding
• 'Office's. in the Mediterranean fleet has been authorir4
to notify to the Dex Of Algiers, that ire must ackdOV,
' ledge the Treaty or expect. an immediate attack...".
His reftissl, we are informed, will amount to a de.
• t•laration- of hostilities." . ••• • .
••By a private letter received this morning, we 6ad,
'•thitt **Owing: to the distresied state of commerce it
New-York.; 'the imp ,rostida merchints bad made ap-
plication to the Secretary of thiTieasitry tar the tie
tension or the paym eat or their Intioft duties, .
billaDlin =Pt shocking Midler was permeated
on Friday might, about eight O''kelsaili, at Woodeorli,
beyond Tollcross, near GlasgoW;'• 'A man Went into
the house of Widow Dthicwa, Innkeeper, and bad
some 'porter. The neighbours,' alarmed bra noise,
went to the house, and fain! the door leste4d. A
girl, throUgh the chink: Of a window shatter, saw the
with 'a candle hi his liana, going out of a closet.
A numberof peopleisiembled id:front of the.hOuseihni,
the man escaped by a hick *Milo* into .a
&idol oats.
0n the house being entered, the bOdy. of Mn. Mar-
va, was Ititind Completely lifeless, lying in the ash,
pit; with for setere wounds in thy heads inflicted
with the sharp end of a mason's hummer, The woman,
via was fully BO years old, was generally considered
le by money. Her isOuse,au the mirth side of the
Hamilton road, 'wait conspicecias by a large do
lioarefteasainiag poedial imitation to the pauene
keel Themnedaker was •parsded by One of the vii.
Orris a hedge; which bE 10aped over, but fell ,os.
dillitiot side, where he lost above two pounds. of
silsoreoln,•ivhieb, it is suppose*, be bad stolen from
4beeild *mane The' villagbi irks aftisa. r4-ceps,
41* Wei in-permit ; suschs6 tie Imelda eicapede"—
He had turned over all she woman's clothes is search
-if money, but gained sil2o that the bad in noses.