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WANTS SITUATION, fa the coemtry. a reoaf Mu.wWkMalWMdi kswleeaaee'tWr Orwcwryand Uysene. irtonrs, baslaeaei reaspwspa todj young woo, CtfcfMw MTM t. Stral i. ft ANTS a SITUATION, a mamed Mm, aa OAK nnm wMtf nlmtu4l bis boalaCSS every branch, Mk farHac.

VtthM. aad poultry wu or lewadrr library. IS, vrVAVi SITUATION, in a Ofntlciiun's Fam: iiiMiititilffftrr here Umm undeniable character frwai On rasauy hi5 SrffJTir. tor horery. and L' LTt'Ll'Se? aouac.

Jellies. BOXIJnr. ptslliua. ape TL i iii i uMf. anticec.

wooa nra frSSSSj 1. 1 peacekeeper need apply. Me of pctparlagwwcfctac eT Ha a Surveyor's Office, 3. dm per who has a thorough PKiJSTCS' ifii ZTSlr" "Jrr'r fcr, pot directed to A Ir. tcc a.

stationer Mfc i AS'fiil), VsIIUaTIon a. companion wiu unaer aae twtdreeecoaklr vTttsTap Sn. linen. iWasrfsllkklnssi vHnnJinai alf rtwoe likewise naa taerrf terra tU aot Lettjrj addressed. ANTED to APPRENTICE, a lAi, between lana iWVUDf Mwai, TTANTED, br a mprcttble jrounKnurned Woman wVreeed 7h family in Appjy ZJSny Mtcr.

poet peidT to U. A. 10. Cold Bath equare. tvrsiona aPprKMTICE WANTED, in the Honor un.

a Vootk. about te years or ace, ana oj ft email Fmnram win aa wr 1 i HtnriMuwi tat mw UAKTNKRSHIP. An adtinUJ OpwnitT rrz nzz tjttzz wm rVv ired ti yaetOCy ISISI IUIM wm Mm Mtpl4.wltknalBaa,tA.B, at TvTnC i a Ki'i'kli AtrriVE part' EH. vao can intHoo i NCR, who ean omrnapa irei row, win omy ww JirfJV. S.

WASHINOof a rAMILVortwo.harJn witk crarr other court nienft, on as wnent rrrroij3 SS wrW fret of czpenM 'JnThry. AppilcUooby ItW. port aM. Wtta, mUE r. beins dienzair after 4 clock erery I Tlni, w)4 hm.

i' "TIN 13. SwrttiarVaUcy. ComfcUl. BAILIFP A I'crton, 30 yean of age, who under aeconntant. For MMDUlUr nct with imtoduta attwn.

0 MERCHANTS uiA SwiiOwi iU pwar of lo, an much 14 ai niori wt with fnrtharnart tVlth lmoUW att tlon. viicartoaM atundM to. rp 0 FRENCH FAM1LIBS. A Lady it dearou of LLTirf twtmrvT tmttmtt ran clrvni th Urrai mnit rirv iiiMT." 1 1 rifTin wiu on riMimiii nf nhtiininr an rwniGEIICirr ai TCACHCR In a School, or aa Tutor Jn a iZSttoi ii competent to auparlntcna tn wener cmmci in uim, r.7J i i i i iimii In Crotkl be has a toTcrablc knowMr or and the Jw lTniilrtk tha wrltlnc and lrn.n?. TT.r.7n nfmam can be rirta.

rTTA! Ta Pctartwagh eourt. riceMtr t. WANTED, with early poaBetston, a cnniui HOTOt ta compla repair, cooirtlriof not lot than I food wiSoma7wlta mU roomi. and aultahlc Tt nVixwthaa 90 miles, or more distant than In or near a food market. pSfii4.

tl rrm. bead dreaeed to Mr. Proctor. poomrc. nof tna Oreen oark.

To be LET, Un I UZlAmi. a eobd elMd nwmr FaViLV HOUSE, cootxlninr nu JSr'o? iSanmiijlreea, Urn; mtrwee han. e. AFPlr U. Mr.

Proctor, ft" PARM WANTED to UK.i.a rAiwi, oi aooui 100 or 130 aerts.wlthla a ftw miles of a food market town i rnt moat modemaT Address, post paid, to A.B., New Baslnf 0 trasnMis tnec K2LS5ui2S' ln'Dwrrline. bit suited tanr rented rrHshow. APPIT to Mr. Cummins. lOT.

1 neap.ns. PuLat airsisMsnrT of PentoorOU. a FIRST FLOOR. weU adapt. lf.f!57wOntlemsfii terms eery moderate.

Forpartl at 13. Yorklaee. Peeitonnna. TO he SOLD, a naspecuDie uauii vai onwu, of uirwarti of 0 rVenaWUhment Udr lroMlredto lareon Meoont of Ul ne2Su For particular lne.Ire at 7. Ratellff.

henwar. oppnww rp(j be SOLD, by Printe Contract, TWO eligible lW aAirW tTf tbi' rureher i peTcVnt. WlirKehymlst. IT. Hsymarket.

rWJ be SOLD, or LET on LEASE, capacious FREE HOLDrROFBRTsIllnOldetteet itlUntoaM, Urre rn. and tbdlnwell 1.7osiiersaeiMeW. nnalirln am 1 cmlraUtcd for carry gSS, nkenwelL OeTJISPOSED uy. me propenyo. a oenue Ja.

man.deeeaeeo, aJrr7 tlmt S5us it eeual ti ncwTas It has been used only a few times any gentle now win It bttrnln. To be en at lebons. Surrey. To be LKT, Ready Furnished, aeslraUe MOUSE, with erery eoBTenlence thereto, and mormamedUtel reception of a larae genteel famUr. For terms SxffllwJy bylitur.

rost pal. to M.C. at Ue PoeKfflee. rirTinajn. rrnrit 11 aSasrhlw tlowt MA I SCHOOL, In the dry.

to b. ptSPOSKD OF at Lady day I the MxneSan Owlependeiit of the immediate number of pupil) is i exte CiXiDexxKi BCMiliariradaDted both br alrl SSilS AtSSSmUT Vor cards of iddrtte apply to M. Morrla.SC psnrs cnnrcnTmra. cnorenri. lO be LET or BOLD, and entered upon at Lady day A next, aneitraordlnarygood WINDMILC.witn a nouse ana oaae iSn7Sooaboa aVacre of ground, clow to the town of vTrTy.iln KaiJTupon the banks of the River A run.

ftem whence anarcs teTumdon, and also one In some forward aacres of pasture land may be rented with II Inircot uwnns, i Rfll.fl. Ezehanred. or Let an Jobs, a handsome newlkekALANTJAU. and a new Laaiaulet, with Urevch box, lViiii waaisnls attached to the bodyi and a newjuui neaaea hi rTOaarndau. and a ufht Ch and Chot.

al rtaers. To at UBWUMwa, TO REWERl on a awU scale, witft a is barrel copper, be LET or SOLD, a LEASEHOLD SSXWERV.lnaa Imprortnf Mlghbooraoodi the utensils are In per fJetcIte imite posscssfca may be liad. with or with Further partlcuUri may be known bj must be pest paid. 0 OILlKN DruorUu, (iroccrs, HONEY J. AUG HAW, OOman, rratt strjet, Lambeth, respectfully to state, that be has to DISPOSE OF a larreeuantltyof beaatl J.w SceSrlhlre HONEY I In euaUty It Is allowed to be the flncst Inthemartet; rtt from tb fOIV.

each, at 1 IU. a aln lrtumtt. will be dstlrend to any put town. Qersr dnlr attended to. T50AHD and a uenueman anu mi HriST.

Z. OentWmeni with uxhly rtrpectahle Faml irresldln2 in the Immediate tidnlty of Jtasburyuare termsmo. de'rlta Foe lards ofaddress apply to Messrs. La wlar and Oulek, booksellers, Old Bleed street. rr0 Ul'HOLSTERERS, and Cibinet makrTi Any ooa Inclined to EXCHAV0E HOUSEHOLD rUHNi runs, to we juitof a weU bull warranted Ola.

of any eleecrlptlon and shape mtDaybe wished, may be treated wlth tejpott paM. to arX. srCummlnc pUcc, feateartllei the pvtlr muat prlMlpals, as do wlU be treated witn. WllTaUlV.nJ fiflKTa now lntraduelnga rarlety of NOVELTIES In SHAWLS, parti. rtj started to thepreaent aeasna.

to which they InrUd the InkMO tioo the NebUlty aM tne rueucc ram uouaaai uw uk wtS be fouuS uTened any hitherto produced, both as regards the tolworemrnt to the mMOiaeture andtbs sjjj rtorriekaea. of the patternsIPs. Fleetreet. corner of New Bridge street. OUoE PAlNTINO, SO per Cent, underjbeimea besacute HOUSE PAIMTINO.ia ibtuty.

In town and country, at the In proportion refer I Ttia Vnkttltv aoakUd to ik. a i i. mwim and dnnbt Sees bVSSsss ethTarst respsetablDty can be glean for dne perform ShUwSk! uSS adVldTpirt to J. Thjoj on. I.

Duronrs 4aee. Broad street. CeMeaveeuare. wlU be duly attended to. ft .,) PAMRNfiKRS to INDIA.

are respectfully lafarmedjthey may obtain their EQUIPM EtfTS at UNWIJiTs. 17. LmDkT tree, ue Ikw er 11(M shlrtt. erarata, dreasfaMrne amsPelf gCUeTU fABWV lleVVIaU tVOtawSEI Jp lUsteM fPSwVVJ eo apass. wen dine.

truaksT i MraTlInwrn. herieg the soperwtendence of the aadEe department, soltelts thosa who are preparUtg their MalMDcnu uT rtslt her shew Raomi, aad Inspect her exteorirs stack of ready enadTdreeMai ladles may at them sd res ImmedlatelT with the pat tents meet suitable to their tacts i a very large stock of chemise jjjnmm. caps, pcttleoata, Ac Mo oagOCTloB with any other hopes. tiie LAbiES. S.

DALT0N, No. 7, Aldgate .1. Cm kirn and tM4uMV ll.l. UZtitlt the LADtES dll alkls heoae and l.H dxes. now rery nroek In demaad lor taesr Mm ana aaneionve sp Zt5meieoMXTT nUUlnars wUl dad their ad raataae la porrluulng of kToattM.

ashe a real manafactarer. aad attesda the markets, ir iT iai. rr the markets, ererr wVewosJsaoay MaaUy Urge oaMUtlca. r. at the Mansion hm the oiesje farern, Arms.

Newpate etreeC White Hart. 'lSS1 sAchooee, Flea atreetni. aamM the Hail keeper's offlnc, onsllre. rewjIwSSMSBveC emoiyansa 4C fsvi ik. IsJW ARI ANTSrafST.

1 Ceeamlttee for ooodoetmd the ADDRESS to HER MA. JBTY eectcratulau trrtmptlMOtmU kuk ta.t lum tmther with the se tit hm to the House of Coso rocos. and the vsrVoos resoratloris. were carried, awftlkorandlng the ZaIi Kr the mlnlstsrial addtiassri to obstruct their mreediar. ad they hare the Islajetleo further to 07S.Io AUhooxh the Committee hare abejsdanteridcaca to prove that the Sko4aaad violence that esutssdapeej the Ctah xaa entertnt the reea was part of a eentsrtedptan taoostruct the buetn see sf th eventog.

bjU here subjected the parties to a preeectrdesi lor a riot, they feellt more dbralded to leave soch persona to the disgrace they hare Incurred among the real friends of enoatltutlooal fcnalty aodigood order i eoo. Sdent that the true principles ec the British eoturttutioo wlUnercr besastamedby vWJence, or by prlrsU meetlngi which decline discus sion, and calumniate their net fB sours. The aeeurltr of the throne men always arise troa thetotemtwiiien tha SovereigB poaacnes In Ue hearts of his people, and aJl attempts wis. wnl mr a aanaa aC arWraneaa must tend tO allcnal their siTortlons. and may lead to those calamine; which arbitrary and con art meaaarei hare produced In other countries.

Sh. ilw, with jrMtaarWagtlnatheecJIrttesMdsadrlt which coverni the frvat majoritT of the nation, and Uier a determined to co operate with their fellow sabjeets In promoting peace aad rood order, and in transmitting to thdr posterity all those rights aad llber tierwhlcb. were obtained by the Mood and treasure oruetr aneeators. TTKWS PKRKSCHOUL. Jan.31.I8211heFODRTH oj ANW1TERSARV DINNER of this wttl be held To morrow, at the City of ixmdon tavern, maoup nou SAMUEL JOSEPH.

Presldeut. In the Chair. rrrwisiMi A.L.Anneslcr.eae. I A.A.GoldsmM, esq. 1 Lawrence Phillips, esq.

Judah Cohen, esq. I Barnctt Joseph, esq. s. st. Samuel, esq.

luDermdoVe. 4. Uieaq. J. Solomon, esq.

Jl. LnlVKISOIl. CSQ. I 1. Ik.

I Tickets. 10s. ti. each, to be had of Aron Joseeh.eeq Treasurer, 9. Creercat.

Muscles i and at the bar of the Tavern. CLERGY ORPHAN CORPORATION, SuJohns wuod, Marrlebonc. Urn Rt. Hon. and Rt.

Rer. Lord BISHOP of LONDON. President, d. linl trNVON. VlM PMaldent.

k. a uuirmsinv irrrrrvn ik, Korlatv for Clothlna. Mala talnlng. and Edoeatraf poor Orphan Children or Clergymen of the Cfaurcti of England, until ofage to be put apprentice, will be olden at rreemasonf' haJl, Oreat (ecn street, Uneola lnD delds, on Tuesday, the rebruary Instant. The chair will be taken at i o'clock precisely, for the purpose of electing Into the Society's SchooU.

at St. Johtfe wood. a numbsr of Children, not exceed InaSO, and other general buslnee of the day. Dinner on table at 6 o'clock precisely. jisbarusi Rt.

Rev. John Kay, O. Lord BUhap of Bristol. Rer. a W.HS11.D.D..

Vice Chancel lor of the University of Oxford. Rer. Wordsworth. D. Vice V.

Rt. Hon. Earl Bathurst. Rt. Hon.

Earl Manners. Re. HMuthaSDaaker. KU Hon. Ld.

Chief Justice Abbott RL Hon. Rout. Peel, M.P. Kir Charles Flower, bart. Thomas Wilson, P.

Wm. Wlx. F.R S. takea at the bar. Doaations and Chanceller of the Unircrsity of Cambrtdge.

Rev. R. D. Shaekleferd, D.D. lUmw rl.k.11.

1 2. wuh. to be subscrlptloat will in the mean time be thankfully received by the treasurers, iter. irtMncOTivjraurniii, nun WniVn. Mcaara.

Drum mood. Charlna eressi and Messrs. Slkes, fiaalth, and Manalon huuse etreet and by the secretary. erk. b.

V0R0.W. tar, To the Governors and governesse at the Westminster axiiiiin insinuijuiii "ar AVI VfJ hpcn honoureil with vour anoointment to the trfitlrMri of niRCOTOR aUlci PHVS1CIAN ACCOUCHEUR of the Weetmmstcr Lyinr insritcuoa, irseant oy tne oemiae oi in venerable and respected Founder and Benefactor, the late Dr. Hopkins, I beg leave to return you my roost sincere and grateful thanks for the fa roar conferred upon me. and to assure you that I shall study to discbarge the Important duties which have thereby devolved upon ma. and In such manner aa mar best promote the objects and interests or your Dcnevoieni, userui, eacviicni aPMmlt ma to evoreaa the satisfaction I feci In the opportunity thus aflbrdedmcof condrmlng by more extenslre experience the peculiar riewa and practical attentions I nare lately naa tne oonnur in miggcsi, which hare beca found to dimmish the duration, sufferings, aad fMbl hlrth.

aa wen aa to ornmote subeeauentlr the peed restoration uf the patient, and which I drmly believe tend In an Im portant manner to the solid improvement oi tne oosterrM art. I nave vne nooow. io 7 Your much obllrsd snd devoted errant. Queen en uare. Westminster.

Jan. tg, 1811. JOHN POWER. M.D. To the GOVERNORS and GoViRNtSaS of the WESTMINSTER i.Vinu in insiiiutiuAi Mr Lords; Ladles, and Gentlemen, i TfiEG leave tovreturn my grttcful thanks for the honour 1 you have done me In appointing me PRINCIPAL SURGEON aTcouCHEUR to the Westminster Lrlnr tn Institution, and can only assure you that no exertions shall be wanting on my part to fulfil.

In conjunction with my colleague, Dr.Power.the dutleetof that important situation. In sueh manner as may best conduce to the welfare of the numerous objects that may be under my care. I am, with tne nifnest respect, my uorus, ua, anu ununan, Your oblured and humHe servant, Oueen sauare. Westminster, Jan. 1S.1BS1.

EDWARD J. HOPKINS. nPHE WESTMINSTER BENEVOLENT 8QCI ETY, for the Relief of the Sick Poor, and of Distressed Married' Women in the time of Child birth Miss VAltaiTTART, ratroncss. This Sorlctr waa lnatltnted In the Tear 1M10. With the sum of Z70L.

during the last year, 620 tun were visited and relieved. Since the commencement of Its operations, has extended aid to 3,830 objects, and expended S.3S0L 1 1 furnishes the loau of a box of child bed linen to poor women In tbdr eenflnemcnt, and pecuniary aid to the amount oflOa. during the month. It attends also, through the aid of Its visit. Ing committees, to every case wnien eomec under notice, wnere aics ncaa and Bovertr are united i and affords, duxinc eurht weeks, such help as circumstances may require.

TBIS society nas appeajea to ine rommiscraiion ana cunatuf fnllnn nf tttm Public dnrlne the three last successive winters, and It has not pleaded In rain. Last winter, 1 ML, In addition to Its annual subscriptions, was contributed. In answer to advertisements, to meet Its demands. Its object must commend It to the approbation of erery one, since It directs Its attention to the Sick who, with out Its aid, are In danger of perishing. The foUowlnr may serve as a specimen oi those eases oi distress which continually occupy the attention of the committee 1.

A poor woman. In Oardners iane, In her confinement, totally destitute of the common necessaries of life, as weU as of those com forts her situation required I her husband out or employ nerseii ill hrfura her confinement, for want of arooer nourishment, and Imme diately after that event seized with a fever, ar also two of her children i the whole family had been two dap without food and fire! they were relieved, and assisted with slothing. S. in iotniu ncics, aiamuy, conaisung a man, wa win, aim children, completely deprived of all support i the man had been out of work eleven weeks before Is wife's confinement they bad parted with all they pusstsssd to procure roods but for tnis society iney must have a. A poor woman wasvisitea in new aquare, ijma uu upuu ainw, having neither bed, nor chair, nor labia, in the room the poor man here had been long without employ, a.

in Charletreet. a oonr woman was visited i her husband was lately deceased she was left with seven children one was than lying dead, and another 111, with an abscess In the head. The liberal eontrlbotions of the Public are most earnestly requested, and will be received by Messrs. Drummond, Charinr cross Messrs. etrect, Westminster Messrs, noare, icetTrecx ana Jdeasrs.

listeners, iw, nceaawy. The roilewing suusrnptions are very tnanaiuuy acKnowiaasca i Br Messrs. Drummond. IMrs.Spnoner 1 I 0 L. G.

.11 101 By Messrs. Hatahard. By Ererett ana co. A.K.U i i Hena Walker, esq. 10 0 0 January zy, ibsi OaaamaMaarfLVIrd.

Rli anefT mi i TTTI tie aad aad CH Ahaawrth. i Brsnisa raWirt saddlm disra W. thiahsid aavd W. A.OiHebdtn and J. Brewne.

rointRcpTs. W.wnnaaas and A. Wbrte, New Bassd si Fetk.10, 17. March 17. at GwOdhalli saticitors.

Mi unoa uiiil Msitsiaeiis stieei H. iVkad. SouUerark. etutteeer. Feb.

C. IX March IX at CnOd fcant solicitor, Mr. Caenerfori. Coptiiail caart. ThroTsorteJt street.

H. aWjrtlsessfL Sake square, boakaeUer. Feb. 17. March IX at OsuldhaOi soUdtor, Mr.

Tucker, Brtletr'aUdiscs. lidto m. J. Keep, Orlmakr, Uftedfuhlre, farmer, Feb. A.

a. March 13. riyma liaise urn. nosvsurnamt soucrtors. la aiace.

ker, Gray's Ins Hdbsrn. fllTV of LONDON TAVERN, Jan. Si, 1821. At I a GENERAL MEETINO of MERCHANTS. Shipowners, and Traders of the Port of London, convened by Public Advertisement, for tli a purpose of taking sueh steps as might be thought best calculated to avert a measure so Injurious to the Port of London as the Renewal of the westindia dock coarANrnHSHiEitiiraM acenra those ad ran tares which the public are entitled to expect (at the expiration of the Charters of the several Dock Companlesl from the establlshnient nf a principle of fair and open competition.

Instead of thepreaent system of monopoly and exclusive privilege JOSEPH MA RRYAT, esq. M.P., la the Chair I 1. Upon the motion of Tbomai Wilson, esq. M.P., seconded by J. W.

That ha antarn nf aatahUahlnr Wat Docks. for the reception of vessds laden with commodities, subject to high duties on Importation, or bonded for exportation, afford, the greatest possible security to property and Is therefore alike beneficial to tne mercnant. wie amp awner, iu i.Tium. On the motion of Jobn Forbes Mitchell, seconded by J. A.

Hesnl red'un ankn ou il That the high rates granted to the different Wet Dock Companies in the Port of London, with the monopoly of various branches of commerce for a limited period, were sanctioned by the LecUlature with the view of Inducing Individuals to invest thdr capital In sueh establishments! and were eomparattrdr of little Importance, so long aa the war gave to this country an unasual share of the commerce of the world I but have been heavily felt, since the return of peace has placed us In a state of eumpetltlou with the other commercial and mailtlme powers of Europe. 3. on the motion or Koosrt Kicr.araiesKseronaeo. oy jouu naiisq. Rnnlral nnanlmnualv.

That the hlrh rates, combined with other heavy charges to which commerce Is exposed, tend to defeat the tm of maklnr this metrooolla the emoorlum of Europe, as merchants are thereby dlscoursfcd from consigning their goods to Lon. don, nor can ship owners afford to bring cargoes on the same terms as to one of the free ports on the Continent and that a great proportion of the benefits expected from the warekoudng system have, in eonso quenee. already twen lost I and much of that commerce, which would otherwlM have centered In this country, has been driven Into other channels. 4. On the motion of F.

KembJe, seconded br W.Frampton, Resolved unanimously. That the monopolies of the different Dock Companies arc not only injurious to the foreign commerce, but to cne Dome usae or tnis metropolis, as iney iw c. w. w. .4 1 whara aharaaa ara mora moderate and traders in tooae porwo oeuver ufirnou up a decided ad vantae over those of the Port of Lon don and that, as all charges fdl ultimstdy upon the etaasumer, they operate as a partial and unfair tax upon the Inhabitants or mmos and its yicinity, anu tne persons woo are aupptio irvm i.

On the motion of Sir Charles Price, Rare, seconded by George Lrtesrea'unanlmoudy, That In order to aBord due relief to British navigation and commerce, and also. In Justice to the Inhabitants of this metropolis. It Is expedient that, whenever the charters of the respective Dock Companies expire, their din" rent monopolies should cease and determine by which means, the owners of ships and merchandise would be relieved from various Inconveaicnelea, delays, and expenses to which they are now subjected, all charges would And tbdr tatr ana proper jcvci, ana toe commercial uiirhi tarav would derive thoa a Lran tares from the said Companies In contemplation of which they Were orlrlnally established. a. On the motion of S.

Holland, seconded byCG.de H. Lar unanimously. That the advantage of a free and open eonv bv enahllnc the terms, give tnem eeriaea mlttee of the House of Cpmmont upon the petition or the merchants and others for relief from the exceadre charges of the East India Dock (winnri and dan. hv tha avldanca lnaldantallv dven to the Select Committee oi the Houm of Commons on the meant of Improving and extending the trade of the country and that, lo addition to this WSIghtof tasirmony, imy prwciyiem pvuuvaa uwwi V' suit of ail roereantUs exprrtenee, equally forbid the renewal of be ex cJaalre prlvUefea at praaSQt enjoyad by these scverd fpanlea. 7.

on tne bwwb rwvvhui enaw, wwp, wan Rnared unanlmoasly, Thst a copy of the forerolnf reaolqttons bs sent to the First Lord of the Treasury, the President of the Botird of Trade, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and that a Petition to the House of Commons, framed In conformity with them, be left at the City of London Tavern fur signature, and be presented by the Chairman of this meetinr. 8. On U)t motion Oi penjamin nawea, esvoaea ay n. n. av URase4red umnloioiiIy.

Tkst a committee be appoln Ud, with powers to convene general meetlngi, and Uke sueh other measures as they mar consider necessary to promote the ohleets of this meeting! the M.ie at tha rkdrman. the Centlcmrn who formed the De putation to watt upon hit Majesty's Ministers pa tha 18th Instant, and those by whom the preceding resolutions hare been moved and ae naaaiVad nnanljnoualr. That a copy of these proceeding! be Inserted lofo xmomlngand two MARRVAT Mr.Vsrrrat baring left the chair, and Mf' Thomas wliaon being eel led thereto, Resolved u'isnimoualy. That the warmest thanks of this meeting be given to the Chairman, for the seal. aMUty.

persaicuUy, and attsotlos) WUB wnscn Be orouaiik ne aunjav maiunwniuii, aw tym a iw partlal conduct in tne enair, from UU LONDON OAZKTTE, Tndajt Jn. 30. pinTMKRiMifs ntfisoLVEn. J. Cludaei and P.Sam seon.

lpswlch Avdln, J.Mdbulshnd R.A. Gray. SectMnfrlane, wine saerchants O. NewlU and J. Hardlsty.

Halifax. Yorkshlce. Joioeiw and Syer. Poplar, shlpidners V. J.

Lontley. T. H. Leigh ton. sad T.

Milaer, Bread street hill, arurtla Uim. J. Mart and W. HalL Flaatatract. liaaudrsBara J.

ftur! and J. Ashton, Wbraa, Laneaahlre, Unervmsnufacturert T. Drlug, R. J. Harrtaon.

and T. Farr. Jun Bristol, eematon breweiw 0. Leek wend and W. fiklnner, Jua Ktadtton.

Durham, Intursme hrelterax O. Eerwood and G. Car, Joha strset west, aMaeware road. prtaters. W.

Raoblns and A.Srmmoodt, Orange re Bermondary, earpea tera, J. Ounaoa and E. Bland. BulCon Mwoia, mUvrrldhta Edwards and W.Wigley, Cabtaten atreet. warehousemen K.

and T.Tucker, W. Parkla. Pwrrsmoath. eabhwt aaaJrar. Pak.

19. la. Vareh 13. at the Crowa inn, Goepart; adlcrtocs, Meaars. Alexander aad liaixae.

New Ion. R. Knlgar, Gray's Inn lane. Brery etalkbkeeper. Ten.

10. so. March IX atOuOd halii aoUdtort. Messrs. PuDen and SVm.

Fore etreeC O. Harris, Worshtp street, Fmstufy square, coach peoprleter. Feb. IX March IX at CmQdhalls eoilerter. Mr.

Abraham. Jewry etreet, juexBte. Shavy, CroreVan. eeal merchant, Feb. 10.

March IX at GuOa ban solid tor. Mr. Lane. Wilson ennsr Blaekfriaj a i ii P. Groreardlff.

Gbtmorxanshlre. straw Jkatanufacturer, Feb. si. xx. ssarcn IJ, at ue urain Arms inn, caratffi solicitor, sir.

waoa. Cardllb S. Godfrey. Market Weigh ton, Yorkshire, Innkeeper. Feb.

7. S. Mirea at the Ran Uea Ian, ooodramrtte: aoUettor, Mr. Evans. nattonHDtrsen.

J. Castle. Barnwell. Somerset alr. victnaller.

Tab. IX. 13. March IX at the Commercial Roams. Bristd solicitors, rears.

King and Lakm. GraVa Inn aanar. R. Skey. Stratford opoo Aroo.

carrier. Feb. It, 17. Vareh IX at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham: solicitors, Messrs. Taoke and Carr.

noi orn eourx. W. Srraea. Crewkeme, Somersetshire. Hnendrsper, Feb.

IX 14. March IX at the Swan Inn. Crewkeme solicitor. Mr.Pearsori. Pump.

court, Tempie. E. Crowe. Wymondham. Norfolk shopkecBer.

Feb. 9, 10. March IX at the Norfolk Hotel. Neririch eolidtnr, Mr. iiasjtia.

CroanT'qusre. ss. vigor, nracoi. ewnet maarr. reo.

IX. 17. March 13, at tne Rummer Tavern. Bristd solicitors, liaaara. Hleka and Braiken.

ndge, eurtletra eulldlngs. r. Kronen, unborn. Hererordanire. rarmer, Feb.

SO. 11, March 13. at th He Market Ian. Worcester! sdidtora. Mcaan.

and nastings. urays inn aqnare. Feb. SO. P.

W. Rutledee. Lncuemet. Commeialatmad. mradnlrr.

March B. Green. Leeds, rtane maaorw Tsa. to. M.

Gaxe. Mitrham. Surrey, hrewsr Feb. 10. W.

Hancock, Bury Saint Edmund, rablnet makrr Feh. B7. W. Alston. Hcybridre.

Easer, fkrmer Feb. 1 7. H. Buckinghamshire, timber merchant. Feb.

Edward. ureat surrey ureet, Blaesmara road. unendiuperreb. 13, w. Hnult Jum.

Stourport, Worecstershlrv, eaWnrt maker. Feb. 14, Clover, Bralntree, Essex, lmendrsperFen.S0. S. Cooper.

Tottenham eourt mad. bakerFeb. SO, J. Roeers, fttrand. mctehnt FeN t7, O.

A. Wumry and Seymour, Chleheater. brewers March 10. T. Hekc and 1L O.

Von Poet. Saint Mary hill, nirrehantik Feb. to. w. mi.

"in i.wn srreei, renionnne, rocrcaanw rea. h. and J. uonson, Tkree Tnn court.Sithwark. hop merchants Feb.

to. T. C. Butt. sex's head court, Graerehurek street, wholesale perfumerFelk.

tn J. Bass, Woodford, Essex, vlrtudler. March W. Hopklnann. Chla.

welitreet. FlnnbnrV4anare. mrrrhant FaK. tn T.Nnrrla. Kamaemra.

sTncer Feb. II. J. Lister and J. B.

Lay, Hnddersfield. dlcrv Feb. tl, I. Waadborn, Mllthorp, Westmortand. tlmber mcrehsnt Feb.

T. Aekland, scn, Greenwich, bnteher Feb. 10. B.Voan. Chsmber erreet, Ooodman's aelds, vratehmaker Msreh 3.

H. Hirst, Dean street, Soutbwark, ollnercbanU Feb. R. and R. Town end, Mltte eourt, Penchureh4ttreet.

merchants Feb. IX P. Brufbrd, Crewkeme, nnrncrseisnire, ouiicr iactor reo. it, w. iievey, Moiiand atrcet, rhrlstrhurch.

Snrrev. and J. Devev. Cnd.Exehanr. mUnrnm.

CERTIFICATES to be granted, onlcmcan shown to the contrary on or dctotv co. J. H. Arnett. Chelsea, eoal merehant.

W. and H. w.hH mrlatnl. ilnrndrspeiw J. Bramwell, iun, Liverpool, shlpehandler W.

Horn man. BrMee atreet. Rlaekfrlsrs. merchant J. Harris, Bristol, wool.

lacTor. i. 1 cunnra, naam a cnuri. nroaasrrcet, merenant wiurj, rirmnin uni.mnwi, ouit. e.xetr, raexor Taylor, Manchester, and EvTaylor, Black icy, calico printer.

PROM SATnaOAY's OABETTE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. B.Nichols, S. Addison, J. Perclval.and J.Jones, Bllaton, Stafford lire, coal mastersv W.

Jone. S. Addison, and R. N'b ala. Ttnrnn.

Staffordshire, R. MouM, W. and P. Anderson, South Shields, rope makers. J.

and M. Thompson. Durham, uphnl. aterers T. snd R.Tarlnr.

Stalnea. Mtddlcavv. in. r. Jones, Manchrsters.

drerv J. L. Brlnt and W. Ocklcetnn. LIverpooL J.

Recce and W. WaH. Birmingham, papenr.akers, and O. Pattrlck, Thorpe within the So en, Essex, merchantt o. Sawyer and W.

Byam, rhorch street. 8ohvmnare. lllhoerspheriL O. H. Horn and G.

Adlard, Dover, bonksellcrtkT. and A.Rnusneid. Barnard castle, Durham, erorcri J. and J. Moore and W.

WlllaM. Naw Rnnd atraat breeehes makerxy W. Smith and M. and W. Brier.

Leeds, eloth mer cnantj. j. u. ana k. x.

spins irr. wnite'SHrrounds, Bermnnd cr, lest her drea cn J. Morran and O.Fnrm. EldeMtraae. lead merchants.

DIVIDENDS. Feb. 1 T.J. Lanrford. MrTk atraat.

Cliaanatda. whnlaaala Feb. S3, R. Llxhtfoot, Carlisle. Iron merchant Feh.

17, L. and J. PnlOlpt. Hlrh Holborn, klass dralenL Msreh 17. P.

Bcrthon. O. Koa. tcr, and T. Harrison, Cross street, Flnntxiry square, mcrrhanUFeh.

naiains, rorK strect, loveniHrsracn, tailor and draper, rh. SO, J. Ores res, Pinnenf hsU, Broad street, mcrchaas. March ,17, W. Roacoe, j.

Clarke, and W. S. Roaeoe, Liverpool, bankers frk. S7, E. iitawyo, 1 inie.

mfiTiDb tiik ji. n.rerrersnn and G. Brown, Kendal, Westmorland, shoemaker Feb. Uama, Crowland, Lincolnshire, groeer Feb. 17, J.S.

Rdns. Wapplng. waU. raerchant Feb. 17.

Abbott. New conrt. merehaaw Feb. 17, a.Cousena, Gray's lnu Une, merehaut FeK 3. D.

Freeman, W. Sykes, and J. Freeman. Chnreh street. Bermondsey, leather factors Feb.

17, J.Cordlngly and P. Brown, Laurence lane, warehousemen. Feb. SO, J. Carr, lau of Wortley, Yorkshire, and D.

R. Tetley, Yorkshire, merchants. CER riFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary no or before Feb. 17. unir ni rcnuitn, lOTWlCn, 1 omha.stn, manufacturer.

J. Orant, Dlns wdl. Scotland, dcal r. J. Taylor, Snoredltcb.

corn ehand ler R.W. Scarraf t. Cannock, Stafrbrd Ire. Innkeeper. J.

Radncir. Bathwtek, Romerwtahlre, dairyman J. Tipper, Romfhrd. itstloner. J.

H. Smith. Bristol, suet Ion rer. Gldley, Dover street, Piccadilly, dresa msker J. Leigh, Upper Thames ktreet, eoel merchan J.

Pickering, Wnbum place, Russell square, srine merchacw Neale, MDk etrect, wholesale linen draper. J. Housman, BrernagTovc. Worcestttihlre. wool dealer.

frencitpapers. His Majesty heard mass his apartments. He xlcrwjrds gave a private audience to IJcuteiunt OencTil M. Ie Comic de Ylcnoles, and Colonel M. It Comte de Sslpenrkh.

In the afternoon his Maiestr ru eiirtrtd with his Excellency the President of the Council of Ministers. Frevch Fuhdj Jan. 2S, Fire per 81 0c; Bank Stock, GENOA, Jan. 17 It is certain that a column of the Austrian array hu passed the Po, and is quartered at Ravenna. The Daks de GalKdespuehed br the Neapolitan parliament lo the Kinr, receirerl at Udua a prohibition to enter the Antirun domi nions, InteUicence from Rome of the 10th mat.

states, that it appears by letters from Naples that projects of countcT rrrolutioo art form of in various parts of the kmgdoin. Tne commotions under which this beautiful country is groaning, could not loor exist, even if it bad nothing to fear from the justice of Kurope 1 in them are con. tained the seeds of their destruction. The Radicals are much on the alert, and succeed in diseoreTUijr some of the attempts which are made arainst them, but it is Impossible for them eventually to bear op anhut all of them. It is the Cardinal Spins, Legate of Bologna, who goes to the Con.

rreas at Laybaeb, as Minister Plenipotentiary ef the Pope. sYBACH.AN.Ii The two Emperors and the Kinr of Naples visit each other daily. It is poaiUvely asserted that the Kinj of Prussia will arrive here towards the endof this month. It is said that the British Ambassador. Lord Stewart, waits at Vleniu the answer to a note which he add ret vd to Prince Metter.

nich and the Comte de Capo d'litria, the Russian Secretary of State, before the departure of their Excellencies for the (Arrets. Numerous conjectures are formed as to the con tents of this note. AMERICAN tAtEUS. From the Nttiol UtelKgtnetr, Dec 29. Ways and Means for 1830.

A letter was yesterday transmitted to Cortcress by the Secretary of the Treasury, which presents a more favourable vicsrof the state of the lutional finances tnaa that contained in his annual report. We shall publish the document as soon as we can, but in tbe meantime offer the following as the essence of it The actual deficit of the revenue requisite to meet the estimated expenditure is new stated at dollars, being less than that presented by the annual report of the Treasury br doL which amount consists lit. of the sum whicn.it has since been found, will not be anted for the naval service 3d, of balances of a)ipxv)inauons for avu tiu anu miscellaneous ODjrcis, waicn It appears, upon subsequent ersmindion, will not be required 3d, of an excess in the estimate of the eJiarge for the military service, resulting from the different mode of keeping the warrant and appropriation accounts in the different departments and 4th, of the balance in the hands of the Treasurer on the 1st of January, 1820, as arent of the war department, which ought to have been deducted from that ciwrge, as it bad already been drawn from the Treasury. But the Secretary recommends that the loan to be authorized be yet of the amount of seven millions of dollars because of the sum new in the treasury upwards of 800.000 are special depoaitea (uncurrent notes, it is supposed), which will not be available daring the ensuing year because, from the most distant parts of tbe union, it requires on sn average six months lo transfer the revenue and much of it, therefore, will not be available within the corning year i and because, there ought always to be a surplus of at least one mUlien of dollars in treasury beyond the estimated amount necessary to meet the demands upon it, I From tbe BaUtmort Commercial Advcrttter, of Dec. 27.1 Tbe unfortunate British subjects taken at the recapture of Porto Bello br the Late General Hore have recTeii their liberty br an order from the Conatifutioral Government of Old Spain.

Out of ncanr avtv prisoners roarcoca to annua seventeen moatns ago, no only hare survived the Uboar and misery of their situation. About 40 officers were sent off to Cheman and Darien. fifty learuet alone the coast of the Pacific; 14 of them were shot by order of tbe Go. rernment most ef them were British half pay officers. Captains and Lieutenants.

CM the others, eight only sutTirsd the rest having, as is stated, died of disease. They were to bt conveyed to Jamaica. COLONIAL INTELLIGENCE. The foQowinir are extracts of letters received vestenlav Dj me Jyeewiru isianus packet i AZi Uta UHA. NOV.

17. ISM. What irritates the rovernment. and has determined them not to receive any more foreign omeers, tt a serious dispute between the officers of the British Lerion at the Apure. All or moat of the young orhcers refuseu to be under tne command of UHloeseU.

Several offensire papers were signed by some sad tbe officers being; in disorder, it was Ddural the men would' follow the example. ajucn unKUDicni ptreauca lor some oars, untu at icngui some or me men who were under arms rushed to LoL Blossett quarters and stabbed LicutCoL Davey in several places but be will, hewever, recover. Gen. Paes mterposed: he ordered ail intn line, and srieci ed two officers, Iwe scrraanta. wo corporaia.

and two privates all of whom (except one, a Mr. Hodgtkinsoa, whom he seat down here under arrest! he had shot on the saot which had tha desired crTecx. and the next day the whoW'araiy myrhrd from Acr gwea to join the Supreme aim omcer shot was a Uaptam Hedesdale, a rerj Hoc, put incorisaMeraic young man. HMAROARi. TTA.Dgc.22.

The acoounis Owm the Mam beoame every OwyiriorewterhT, aad coo4rm the hoot of a sneedr tena nstion to the war to tbe iiWUpendenta of Columbia, hare had lately dcrpairhcs bom CoL. Meotes military commsnrlsnt fat the East, which lead as to expect Uukt, era long, the entire prorince ef Gtmana will be our uwjfirioa. Campano, (inwnacna, and all held by the patriots. On the. 9(h eighty piwoners arrrred from the former place, twelve Europea orSccra also.

Ail are marched to Norte this tttBMi unntriniontamvimiaoi i enow not. rvc anow luii wdL was the ease rrrrraed. how ear friends would fare in the of tM Spaniard. HtippUea cann oalrhed to General Bcrniudc s.who csrnmandd the army of the Eadi ibeoccutudknef the places I hare nsused, and eteesiCarstxvhadCkBeTalB and Paes sdvs ce fromthe West nasi Soasth. Br a seise bound front las Ousra soScThe maa'a.

we leaxa that Uorino has drained tbe fartreas aa wefl as the enctai of every man he could take away. Ia La Geira he had left searcsJr agrrieosi the capital was rsry dcasslrd. as .1 ...1... i.iMiwit rha adrnd at lha re. OeBeral Marino and! Jiae Oreror have been elected as two ef thetn.

I am sorry to ar the yrQow fever ragrs hcre.lt waa imported a prize taken otTthcavaanah, and baa already essnisuiaed dried fal ravages ia this small place i 7 and I die of a day. In adoption, we hare the fever of the country, iiever known to eonrinae to kn at thb season: it ss a drestuul nervous frvtr, accompanieu bt com sta. Eke tbe ague, which in 34 hours eVprivca the invalid ef power to stam! alone. SionU the mnatiration ret the better ef tbe daaei is man months ere the unfortunate suflerer recaw era ana usual srrrxgth. At Norte every bouse a shat ap.

The scene is mclsnrhrJy terisDr adiW to hk Ibrce, As soon as they ch him, be win pro. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURT.LANE. THIS EVENING, ARTAXERXESL Alter which. LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. THEATRE ROYAL, CO VEN GARDEN'.

THIS EVENINgTtHE ANTIQUARY. After which. HARLEQUIN AND FRIAR BACON. THEATRE ROYAU E.SGI.IH EVCRY EVENING, SOIREES AMUMNTES LES OMBRES CHI NOISES! a new Piece, ealiai THEGS EEN.ROOM. a Claa Mr and uu i lanau.

ADELPHI THEATRE. Stmd. THIS present EVENING wfl ha iria utmA tha faaonelta Unelaeta. of LOVERS OF ALL SORTS, or not sueh a Fool aa he Lwks. After which, an entirely new Comic Ballet, railed THE GENEROUS FARMERt or.

Harvest Hoana. To eoneinda with an enf Irate new tm aa uia nneooa oi ins music, aonse part tne aiajnewe. ajaa a lew saenes, an two Acta, with PI RE or. How shall we act at 8o clock, aud tbe pcrfarmxnee to commence at a ntroduetorr vision, called GIOV rid of Him The doers will be opened before 7. dresses, and decorationsl operatic borleaewe Bur'etra, ha ltnan introductory vtakm.raUed GIOVANNI THE VA euartar Half price exactly at half past 8.

Boxes 4. Pitta. Gal. Is. COBURG UK AT HE.

The Grand West Indian Romance of Chrittophc was performed for the aa umc last evening ana, in consequence tn tbe rata silastic recvp THIS EVENING, at half tiou It experienced. It wul be repeated nlxhtlr till farther notice. EVENING, at half pastdx preclsdv. win be arearated an en. tlrelv new Melodramatic Romance, called WHO OWNS tha HANOI or tbe Monk, the Mask, and the Murderer I To eoodude with an entirely new West Indian Melodrama, called THE DEATH of CHRIS rvrnt, ami 01 Mayu.

NEW ROYAL WEST LONDON THEATRE, Tettn. ham rtrert. FUsm tcutre. THIS and foUowlnr EVENINGS. Ifor the 1st tlme.l aneweharac rensuc national ourietta.

in 3 acts, written expreosiv for tnis Theatre, Introducing the most favourite of the Irish melodic with entirety new scencrv.dreasesuind decorations, to be edlad GIOVANNI IN IRELAND: with MIDAS. Miss Campbell (late of the Theatre Rural. urary ianei is engagea at tnis rneatre, ana win appear on Monday next as auanca. in axio, or tne Italian ire. The publication ot The Tlwet commenced at 6 o'clock jester oay morning, and nnnned at halt past 9.

LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1831. Frtnck papers, in their tine course, arrived Yesterday. Their speculations upon the affairs of Naples are as various as the political opinions of the several journalislj i On the late rumoured conspiracy, and its detection at Paris, they are totally silent. This, however, neither shake, nor confirms our belief; but leaves the matter just where it There is an odd insinuation, under the bead of Lay bach, thrown out that Lord Stbwart waits at Vienna for an answer to a note of his recently sent to Prince Mcttib nich, and Count Car. d' Istbia, we suppose, before it is certain whether he will attend the conferences at Laybacb.

An article, under the bead Curacoa, in the American papers, gives a lamentable account of tbe sufferings of certain British officers and soldiers taken prisoners in the war on the Spanish Main. Our countrymen will recollect the earnestness with which we deprecated that service. Tbe extraordinary, unexpected, and we wQl add, grati fying intelligence of an armistice in South America, settled between the representatives of the Spanish Government and the President of Columbia, reached us yesterday. A jour nal of the Island of St. Thomas, which does us the honour to copy our title, calling itself St.

Thomas Timet, is the chief organ through which the particulars of this trarrsaction have reached Europe. The articles of the treaty will be found in our columns, and we hasten to make an observation or two on their tenour. In tbe first place, humanity" will rejoice at even the suspension of the evils of war, of which probably the effusion of human blood is far from being the greatest. The depravation of the human character, the "hardening and debasement of the human heart, are moral evils of a deeper and more lasting kind whilst famine and pes tilence, which usually follow the footsteps of the warrior and accumulate fresh victims, torture before they dissolve the mortal frame. A suspension of arms is, therefore, a blessing in possession, and usually inspires the hope of another in reversion that of permanent and solid peace.

This Columbian armistice possesses the Utter character, and will not, we trust, frustrate expectation. The terms of the armistice will be best learned from the perusal of the document. There is no question, we presume, but that it confers advantages on the late insurgents, but advantages which were absolutely necessary to the signing of any temporary treaty, and for which, therefore, the other contracting party ought not to be blamed. It is observable that the Spanish constitution is acknowledged by the Patriots but this is no acknowledgment of supre macy, as might be supposed on the first glance for it will be perceived, towards the close of the treaty, that the go vernment of Columbia also is spoken of as a substantive independent institution. The acknowledgment meant, therefore, is simply the recognition of the present form of government in Spain, as distinguished from the last.

Without this, the Columbians might hereafter elude the treaty, on pretence that the power treated with was not a legal one, or not established. It is impossible at this distance, and with imperfect maps, to discuss the relative advantages of the line of demarkatlon but it is important to observe, by Article the 13th, that though vessels of war from Spain may relieve an equal number now on the Columbian station, yet no more troops can be landed on the Main, even though such were on their way out at the signing of the treaty. Our hope is, and our advice would be, if we had the power of giving advice, that Spain would telinquish her do minion over her trans AtUndc possessions a dominion, of the uncertainty of which she must now be but too sensible, and which, if it were in her power to re establish it, would only leave her exposed to an incessantly growing and more powerful enemy. Above all, an attempt on the part of the mother country to regain Columbia by war is to be deprecated but even should this well boding armistice terminate in renewed hostilities, it is satisfactory to know that, ac cording to Art. 14, these are to Deregulated and modified according to the principles established among civilized independent states, and not to be carried on with the ordinary ferocity of civil warfare.

MoaiLLO and Bolivar embraced each other as mends, and mutually lamented the evils of which they bad been tbe witnesses and perpetrators. Yesterday the Duchess of Clarence took an airinz in bar carriage in the Park. The Princess Sophia visited the Duchess of Clarence yesterday. A petition was presented at the Levee, on rndiy last, to his Majesty, by Lord Grantley, High Steward of Guil toni, norn a great majority of the inhabitants of that town, denrecaUBe all further proeeedinzs azainst the Oueen. and humbly praying jor relief from their present state of OlIUTSS.

Sir James Craufurd arrived on the lath at Boulogne from Paris, escorted br a peace officer and two mtpecters at Paris. Its embarked on board the JEAza packet at one o'clock for Dover. Hts charnagamat the Dukes of Gj xomoBt and Gukhc hart been ifomisaed by the Royal Court. ltus ucetiscxl stun MofTatt, I W. Aidnaxn.

com matider. of 750 tons burden, sailed from 8ttUead on Saturday, the 37th instant, with a fine breeze from the mnh east, for Jtladna aad r.lmtta Tha fnlLwrina 11 aanka VaJ tww il Porurnouth 1 Capt. and Mrs. Cox, Mr. Coventry, Mr.

Goldswer. thy, CapC and Mrs. Turner, Misses Jane and Sarah Shawt. Col. and Mrs, Fowlis, Major John M'Pberson, Mrs.

CoUrtte JlTherson, Mr. Henry Aidi Mr. U. W. Short, Mr.

J. E. Dawes, Mr. a. noble, ur.

HetM rrsoo, air. Kinlock. Mr. Heir. Mr.

Gibson. Mrs. laic Aiaon. Mr. gins.

Mr. HoU, Mr. John Butler. Mr. Ileorr Foakett.

Mr. Bean. champ, Mr. Batter, Mr. Manning, Ms.

Sothcbr. Mr. Richard. Mr. IlalL, and dire native terrants.

So very much reduced are the crews of the two commis skmed ships in llanr.tlie iasjra to and Wutdtor C'rfr, that there art acsredy men ta man the boats. Tha biudaetioa wuna vcrifeancc. hut sot umy it fci rcebxtioa tn the quarter, vr nr bsuvanc. SPANISH MAIN. CTrera the Si.

TU wmV Hwi jtat eerdinera ef Rwadar I CURACOA. Dxct. Tb Crwmg very important btSgtnot waa rcarved ia "slanJ en the evening ef last frem 0 aa tha wt nlmm cxsBxmaaieatal to uatlwawxt saerniac tbrough 11 aereilh.kee.. 1 Ob the J7 th tt hat month aa armistice waa neralMoril and Bolivar, at St. Anna, hear Tre 1 wMwio, andcTitood that they had far their basis the resteratiaa ml drputics had been spToistcd on each side to proceed rarifr nurVrrs SnaJly with the Cortes, and were te ecakark ZT oy wencrai 14ar.

pmrxed in the first nlace far the Havann lt. a mn a acre aaae pajaagt on beard a frigUe for Spain. The following extract of a Letter from Puerto CabrEW. st ath mstanr, gives some farther inicrmatioo of these fairs 1 On the 27th ult, ia the morning. General Bolivar nied by his staff, met our cotumissi trs at the htail fn tv 1 1 1 1 aauw, a icuciu nunnaai ca ouarr toe tncar.

fa nner, and bitterly deplored the innocent blood that in Vencxucls; and afterwards tbe ConscUation of the Spaa waa anwwtcugra aj ucDcru xwuvar. Mta rrnrnla euwc purxa umiM seaartaf a was spent with much ior aad enthusiasm and at nirhc eW slept in the same room. On tbe following day two officers were despatched with of this event lo the kingdom of Sc Ft, two foe rstihiaa TlZ a. re uaya ui, uu iw iuc Margaroa 1 uieae lauer are expected li day or to morrow, and wilt embark 00 board a man of war a. ucwmaxion.

uen. aiovujo grsntra paarports WlUScreDt CBstf wuwm uvuiki a aiiuj, iTkikra lu uku mnr, an VWaa BaWf. ouars. a on au uai vi snow up 10 txua nxxnest et 3 portant matters and thus have happily terminated ia aa ssstueA. struggles of Venezuela, which have lasted now upwards ef ta years.

ARMISTICE BETWEEN THE SPANISH AND PATXlor The rvtrnmcnu of Stain sod Columbia, desiraua ef wi, discords rxistirg between the two parties, aad corisidcrhf primary and most important step towards the iAinf goal a a reciprocal sus penaion of arms, in order to cxpUia aW. derstand each other, have entered into aa agreement lo appeaa mistioncrs for stipulating and deterrniniag upon aa arnmsiee; ast uis tnect, ms tvxctilcccy me Uencral in Uucl of the exrtn, army of the Continent, Don Pablo Morula, Count of Csnisaaa, on the pert of the Spanish government, has ticeniruued Measrv Corrra, political duet of Vencxueli, brigadier general and Cot tutional alcalde of Caraccas, Don Juaa Rodriguez del Twm, ml Don Francisco Gonzales Ltnarrs and his FirriVia, su President of Columbia, Simon Bolivar, aa Chief of the i on the part thereof, has nominated Menrs. Antoaio Jsarflna, brigadici general, Pedro Briseno, colonel, aad Joseph Gabrasrs. res, lieu tenant colon el, who, after bavins; mtcrchaitged thcar tite credentials 00 the 23d of tbe present month and year, sad down the proposals and explanations desired by both agreed and do agree on a treaty of armistice, under the cified ia the following articles Art. On tbe part of both the Spanish and the armies, bcwtilities of every description will erase from the Bsstsi wberria the ratification of the present treaty shall be madefakfc.

nor wul the war be continued, or any hostile act ezecated Wawa the two parties, on the whole extent of thie territory by tfcesi j. cased, during the period of this armistice. Art. The period of this armistice will be extrndal aaub from the day of its ratification but as tne liuxUmcntal rasase and bckis thereef is the good faith and the tncere wnsWa aesa animate both parties to terminate the war, a piw gatiub ef nutans mar take place for aa long as it be found requisite, wo, 'sled a. period now stipulated bema; elapsed, tbe neaxi oons absat enured into are concluded but that there is, however, a iiiasiu 4 1 their being a tcrmmation.

Art. 3 The troops of both armies will hold the post ther ocrapr at the time of their being made acquainted vies tW an If lenaion of nosuitties but as meet to nx clear and wilfiaeot 4 units on the spot which is the principal theatre of warfare. anV to preclude any difficulties arising from the confuasoa ef feasant the following ones are preambed First Tbe river Unare, ascending from its mouth ia the sees, until where it meets with the Guaaare, the currents of rwrna, ntng up 10 its source, from hence a line until the btinadnga St Mans mrs 1 the currents of this ss far at the Orinoco Ih kelka. der of the confluence of the Apure this until where it rvcen tiver Santo Uomingo, the waters of tne latter until the carr tf riaaa.whencc a Uraixht line ia to be drawn until Boron ef Tan and front here the natural boundary line which divides tbe svease of Caraccas from tbe department of Truxillo. Scoood Xne troops or Columbia operating aguad 3d sncaybM soon at the armistice made known to thero, may aft cauls am uis kcriiw, ia vuocu wj aiiuj.

aw mai join the other bodies of the Rewblicaa army, provided wtw are crossinr uus terntory iney oc cunuucicu oy a opmmam sbbb They will be also, for the same purpose, supplied with tsa sarirs of life and vehicles 00 parins; for the same. Third The remainder of the troops of beta parties, not eeaua headed within the prescribed limits, will remain in the poakiaas copied by them, aa before stated, until tin officers sppeiaesi eitner nartv shall settle, in a friendly manser. the houndariei va are ta separate the territory operated upon, sad arrange thettsV' lies amiig the settlement of those bounxiarlcs to ue nsfsrnsi both parties. Art. 4.

As it is probable that at the time of niakingpb ts treaty, some troops or Guerillas mar be toood beyond the baaa? Iine prescribed in the 3d article, and who are no longer to rauaa a fm tne terruery wmca iney occupy, tne rouowmg agreeu ass a. That the regular troops who may be so situated shall fst. draw beyond the bouadary line, and among these any beioorjat' the. nepubiicao army occupymg tne ictt Doruer ot tne uvxmtt 1 Unare shall retire and station themselves st riaea, any other adjacent towns. And, 0 Thai the guerillas in such case be disarmed, drahssnVJ, a reduced to the dais of simple enizeua, or withdraw ia has srs as the regular troops.

In the first of these two cases, the mmt tolate and perfect guarantee is offered and granted 10 thawd eat comprehended and both governments pledge themselves, Jess the arm to enlist them under then ittndaAlst. on the contrary, to grant them lease ta ouit the Unitary iuss they are. and to join the army to which they belong, at dst erjc don of this treaty. Art. 5 Notwithatandinr the town of Caracas is ita aalssis the line belonging 10 the army of Columbia, his screed thattwaVj tary commandant of Ue Spanish army shall reside it, uk saw 1 of armed peasants, not acceding 25.

The aril sutno Sr krmr there shall also remain. I Art. fi As a proof of the sincerity and food faith wluckoatay terizethis treaty, it is determined that, the city of Vrn'mm a more than one military commandant of the repubijc, witk ssw? of obeervation of twenty fire armed peasants, shall be scrapasls reside as also tbe labourers necessary fx the inurrcowrw ai rida and Truzillo, and for the conveyance of cattle. Art. tiosiuiurs on ue oceaa wiu aiao erase as nan for th Kuronca seas.

Tbe nrizea nuW arter that SCTWa va be reciprocally remniea and privateers or eruisers wui ipOBaiDie 1 or ue uamages austauca oy ueir uctcsaeu. a A rt ft Pmm the inrnant nf ih raiincstian of the arSU SODt St and free, in order to provide each other with cattle aodaO lasve snbaistenco and The speculators sad. traders an witk CV. n.w ta tn Ki.K,K.e will BSaiS ISC paases of the authorities of tbe territory whence the re at taken, an aa to nhviate diaortler. Art.

JLThe ntvand nort at siaracavnarrmama rrar.adaaw ed as an avenue for intercourse with the people of the menses for the necessaries of life and aa regards mercantile trtssacassi merchant veaaela beionrinr to na or to Columbia, which BUT i enmla not hetnw arm or warlike aLorea. or mn( the tape SS Ka, wwf In fVjtimhfa. nil treatarl aa and aiiatrl pay duties and be subject to the laws of the country. Tauastrn csmmiaaioders appointed by the roTrrBment Of Cobnnbia ceed to Spain or to foreign countries, and those tttti'sd by shall be permitted to touch at the above places sad eater tne port Art 10. The dty of Certhagma will enjoy the same Bear" that of Maracavbo, with respect to the island trade, and sassy armistice may' apply to hi adraattgr both as respects its lawsUs and gtntson.

Art II Tbe foundation and 1 never were lrocatsa for the domination of our the navr.and fog its rrducti a to this auserably low state nnderrdtho eaore trikina' bv the well known daa. ptayeu a rau qsuuxeriur taw scptng up of aa expcimve, over, frown, staodiiar army Ifrif Rritom, bang tne nerotiaoon ot peace, I be reciprocally employed a i)n wninA.iwdl V. iA A at 111 safe conveyance, guarantee, and personal sscartty, enrreapswStS nn. ii 11 war Dnwccn inc two em tamenfs mencemcBt of tne first act of hostility. Art 1,1 It will be deemed an act olioeulity the any mikury apesutxat against any one ef the placea a treatv.

Aware, however, thai an armament of ape sis 1 may be at present on tbirr way from Europe, the frrrilast fused to them of relieving aa eoual number ef react cfwar service on the coasts of Columbn, under the eiprrm tauskusa tbey shall not be allowed to dawmbart, laoops. Art. It In order to eft a to tha woxU a hstiirsmf SI UW and philanthroptc principlasbiwl both gi uuiawtiaws not leas to eradicate tbe errors sad the fury ahxh saw rasas man ana utc most gtoerous, wise, and aemaoe aiaiiaii lizcd sationa. Art, 1 Th sttacnt treaty must be ratsScd by en ti unal 1 naaS" chicts of ditistona, by the atacrrs appointed ea the partes ultra aaa ssgaca waa eaxr nanns ija uj o'dock at night, sa the Stth day of November, US. RAMON CORRBO.

JUAN KODRIGUE DK.TOa PEDRO BRISriU usraa. FRANCISCO GONZAL i A do preaeat treaty a aputneu sy sue au He ffSera, uoUJj.