CADIZ, Feb. 20.-The Alger...
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CADIZ, Feb. 20. TheAlgerine squadron (two ships) which were seen fromn Gibraltar, are reported to have been recalled by the Dev. Extract of a letter firom the agent to Lloyd's at qibral- tat, dated 19th of Feb. -" The packet, Tyler, arrived last night from Rhode Island, reports having spoken a piratical piivateer off Cadiz yesterday, which stated that they had taken three Spanish vessels offthat port. and reported they had seen two Aigerine fri. gates in that vicinity." PARIS, AMarch 7.-TheExpress British vessel of *var, one of the English squadron blockading Algiers, arrived at Mar. seilles 27th of Februarv. Dr. Aleyrick had the honour of presenting to the King at the levee, on WVednesdlav, his splendid work on Ancient Armour, when Ilis Mlajestv was pleased to express ihis admiration ofthebook. The Talbot 'steamn-packet arrived Ye-sterdlay in 16 hours from Ostend. The weather on the Flemish coast has been worse the last week than has been remembered for many years. A misunderstanding took place between Mr. Edward O'Gradv, juts., of Stephen's-greets5 East, and Mr. Edmund Casev, son of Mr. Casey, of Ely-place, police.snagistrate, when leaving St. Peter's church, after divine service, on Sunday last, the 7th inst. The differcnce originated, it is sail, in SoImle reillarks respecting the late affair between Illr. Spring Rtice and iUr. Wtaller O'Grady. Warm language produced blows, and arrangements were subse- quently made for a meeting yesterday morning (Monday, 8th inst.) Theolice having heard of the affair, however, Mr. Goddisson, chie peace officer of College-street-otice, succeeded late on Sundar nieht in taking Mr.O'Grady into custody, uwhen he was bound over to keep the peace, himself in 1,0001., and two sureties in 5v00Q. each. Tbe united ages of both gentlemen do not anmount to 38 years.- Dublitn Freeman': JournaIl. WIrlLL OF CARDINAL GONSALVt.-The Afonitcur of Tuesday contains the wvill of Cardinal Gonsalvi, wvhich has recently been pdblished at Rome. The Cardinal appoints his kinssman, Comte Parisatni, his executor, and leaves 3,000 scudi to the poor of the several parishes in Rome. He orders that two thousand masses shall be celebrated for him, and that a plain monument be erected irn the church of St. Marcel to contain hbs own ashes and tsose of, his brother, who wvas interred there. The inscription has been writ. ten by himself. The Cardinal has bequeathed money for the erec. tion of two chapels in this cburch, where masses are to be daily cele- brated. Twenty-threebeautiful snuff.boxes, presents from Sovereigns, are to be distributed among the religious houses in Rome, To hisfirst valet de charnbre, and his housekeeper, he bequeathed a legacyvf thirty scudi per nionth each, during their ives; to his third valet de chambre twenty scudi per montli; and all the three are to be conveniently lodged. The rest of his domestics are to enjoy their ull wages so long as they livc, and to havc a sam of 2,000 sendi di- vided among them. The congregation de PProaganda Fide is the residuarr legatee. To the Fran ciscans of St. hlaria in Arecoli, the Cardinal bequeat;s a snu*r-box set in diamonds, wvith the obligation to sell it, and apply the produce to the improving the faqade of the church; to the llonks of' St. Andrea delle Fratri, and to the clhurch of St. Aaria della Consolazione, he leaves each a snuff-box Qn thie. same conditions. Each of these boxes is valued at 8,000 scudi. To the I3ospitalof St. Michelea Repogranate, of which he wasApos- tolic Visiter, the Cardinal bequeaths a .nuff-bnx. valued at 12,;00 scu(di. To the Due de Braschi he bequeaths a fine garden situated on the banks of the Tiber; and to the Abbe Capracini, ?lis Secre- tary of State, two, hundred ouncesof silver, a watch, and a beauti ful portrait of. Pope Leo XII. A RoBlsiR SHrOT.-On Wednesday morning, between two and three o'clock, the shop of Alessrs. R. and G. trahamn, sil- versmiths and jewellers, Stable-yard, Woolwich w as broken open, and property in jewellery, pearts, diamonds, plate, &c. to a very considerable amount earried off. The villains etfected their purpose by means of centre-bits, witb -which they pierced the shutters, and the hand of one of theno was in the act of drawing out a gold neck. chain, at the moment Air. R. Grabhni, alarmed by their oroceed- ings, entered. armed with pistols, thecontentsof wbichhediicharged in succession, and-wounded tirD intruded arni, aisdi it is supposed, the side of its owner, who retreated54 exclaiming, " Ob ' my side- I'm ruined !" A great quantity of blood wvas discovered on the sDot where the robber stood, and one of the buUets discharged by -ir. Graham. :who yesterday morning made application to the dif. ferent hospitals inL town, in expectation of findihg the wounded man, but no tidings of himibave been received. HO RIBLE CRISmE.-A shoemaker of Leeds drowned. Isis infant child,-sa boy about. 8 months old, in a tub of water. in the cellar of his own house on Saturday last. He Sed as soon as he had com- miited the murder; but, en the followintt evening, overpowered with the egony of remorse, he surrendered himself to the civil officer.