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PMb Eoortow.
vins mnocm
P Vrtne Af an appointment from the Honor-
able Courl of Civil Iustice of this colony, under date
of 1sch Iane 1812, given upon a Petilion presented
hylhe First Marshal K. Francken, For and in name
of 2. Qnin 9q. Aardon and Murphy, as also in tbe
name ol 4. 4. dala Court, as Principal Agent tolhe
Frann Tstates within this colong.
Notice is hereby guven to the Publig that t tho
andergiened, or the Marshal al the time being, in-
tend t0 helf, al Publie Execulion bale, in the pre-
sence of twa Councellors Commissaries and their be-
crotary, in the mantb of December, 18l3, tho precis
dag harcaster to benotised through the Garelte of
this cnlony, the Cosson tstale called P RoVi, si-
inute onthe West van coust of lhis colony, the pro-
nerly of absvenamied Oordon and Marphy, with als
de custivation, huildings slaves, and furcher appur
tonances, according to an lnvantory malle thercot,
audt luginaat the Marshal 's Olce for the inspectios
of thaar concetned.
Vhoever should think te hare any right, action
or interest on algrecaud Plantation Prost, cum annexi-
and wishes to oppose the Execution Sale thereot, tot
anch parsons address dhiemselves to the Marchal's
Onec of thiecolang, declaring thoir reason for so
doig, as hereby give notice thatl will receive op-
pasition fram every intermediate person, appoint them
adag, il need, in hare his or her dlaim heard bctore
in. Court, and further actthereonasthe law direets.
Phis Pirst proelamalion publishedas custamaty.
Berlico, 231 Nol 1811.
Krnaweken, First Marhals.
54t4 er Glaovrnow
roond enocemmon.
BV virtuc ol an appointment from His Keellenc
H. W. Bearvex, Leauire, Lieutenant-Governor
oftha colonij Berbice and ils Depencies, amp;c. &c. &c.
Given apana pelilion presentedl by P. 1. Mosset,
versus, V.4. Rodenbroek, said appointment boaring
dato dn Iuli, 1814.
Nalice is heroby given to the Public, that I ih
andersignedl inten ta self, al Publie Exceution Sale,
in the presence of twe Conncellors Commisarius ant
Mheir Secretary, on Weduisdag thedch of Nov. 1811,
atthe Court Hance of this colong, at Ul d'doek in
the fannoon of thal dag:
An Acceptance of 4. D. Fischer, dated tol Cept
1812 fot ƒ 3060., witte interest on that sum tron
ine tot Sept. 18l3, uilspaids. — 4260 an Intorlucuto.
ry Genlenco, in lavor of P. A. Rodenbroek, versus
Godfried Leisner amaunling in capital to ƒ 1000—
dated tho 194 May 1811.- haid documents being
onorenderedl in Dxceutien by I. C Schillevanger,
Forand in the name of said P. 4. Rodenbroek.
Nnoovershould think to have ang right, action,
or interest on tha afgresuid Acceplance and Sentence
and wishes to oppose the Execntion Salo thereot, te
men persunor persuns address themselvesto the un-
dersigned, declaring thair reason for such an oppo-
gilion in due time and form, as Thereby give notice,
that t will receive opposition framevery intermedliale
person, appoiul them aday, is need, to hare hisor
Uer daim heard bifore tbe Court, and surther act
Herennas the luw direds.
Dhis end Pruclamation publistied as customar.
Berbice, 2end Oct. 1811.
K. vhanckew, First Marshal.
5AK PV CKovrow.
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roonvn noc
BVvielue of an apprintment lrom His Praellency
1. W. Bevrinek, leg. Lieutenant-Governor ol ih
golang Berbice, and is Dependencies, amp;c. &c. &c
Datod 2lst Sept. l8ls, geven apon a pelition pre
eented by Liewis Cameion and 2. Fraser, as logelher
with the now asent John Cameran, Auornies tor
W. Fraser, of Culboekie County of luvernees, Norls
Britain, and part proprictor of Plaulalion Onion,
West coast, versus, the Executoror Executors, Re-
presenlativo or Represenlalives, of the Pstate of R
Gordon, of Plantation Bortum and of Drakies, in
Deosland.
Notice is hereby given to the Public, wat I ih
andersigned intend to belf, al Public Vzoculion Sale
in the presence of twe Councellors Commissaries am
their Secretary, in the month of November, 1815
ne precise day allerwards nouled thro the Garetto
altis culong.
Ene Cotton Fstate called BOKz VW,
sitnale ou the Cnst gaa coust of thiscolony, and there
bnouw onder No. 37, with als ils custivation, builel.
ings, slaves, and Purtber appurteuances therclo be
Jongins, and of mhich an Invenlorg is to beseen a
the Marchal 's Olliceduring the hours of daty. Tai
Ustate beins the properly of the Tstate of R. Oor„
don aforesaul
Whoeverghould think to hare ang right, action,
oe interest on the aforenamed Plantalion Borlum
cum annexis, and wistis to oppose the Execution
Pale tharcal, het such person adldress himoels to the
Marchal 's Ottice, declaring their reason for so doing
in das tino andtirm, as thereby givevolice, tat1
willreceite opposillon kom any intermediate person.
ppoint them adag to have hisor her daims beard
Petore the Court, and Curther acl thereon as the Law
tirects.
Pnis Aeh proclamation published as customarg.
Berbico, 2end October, 1811.
K. FKaweken First Harshal.
Van
Von sal hyche subscriber, aten casts of dry
Pod-fich, part of the cargo ol the Hibernia, dircc
rom Newloumdland.
12 Oct.
Otts. KV.
waarin Lnwvack.
gerooen, 31 di.
3951 21st Tanday after Prinity.—
Noveue. —All Saints.
11
Duke os kent born 1767. — 411 Pouls.
3„
Princess Sophia born 1777.
45
Mast Qwarter 3 H. 12 M. Asternoon. — Neop Tiden
565
Gun Ponder plot, 1605.
ruD Bunsicn Cazerr.
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wan ansrondan
Perdanir, Ocroden 28, 1811.
Bij an extract from an Londen Paper of tho 2d Sept
ree observe, thal it wus generally credited, that the Colo-
nies Demerary and Kerbice, had been ceded by the So-
vereign Prince of the Netherlands to Great Britan, and
mhat Surinam, Curagoa, 51. Kustalius, and als ocher
Nulch possessions in the West Indies, were lo be imme
nately delivered over to the Dulch Government. — he
Negociations carrying en between Greal Britain and 4-
merica voore every prospect that the existing difference
ith che batter porser, woutd be speedily accommodated
enden herwaan vonwaandsw.
gorvennion
hetween hie Rogal Highnees the Prince Royal of Tweden,
in thename ol the king of Tweden, on the one part, and
the Vorwegian Grovernment en theolber part, condlude
at Moss, August 11
4rtiese 1. His Royal Hichnees Prince Christian stallassoon as pos-
ible, convolle the stadelieneral oftbe Kingdom of Borway, accord-
ing to the mede prescribed by te existing conslitution. toe die
hals be opened on ine het day of september; or is this be imprac-
icable, wilhin the hret eight dago of October.
2. His Majesty the King ol Gweden shall commanicale directy
rich the Diel by one or mare Commissioners, wbom he chall appoint.
3. His Majesty the King of bweden promiscs to accept the Consti-
tution kiamed by the Depuies ofthe Dietof Enswold. His Majest
will propose sucb changes ont ad are necescary to the mnion of the
no kingdoms, and engagen to make vane olber but in eoneert wiet
ne piet.
4. Dhe promises ol hie bredigh Majesty, and of the Prince Roval
10 the Norwegian people, stall beolrietty tutalled, and contirmed b,
is Majeety to the Norwegian Diet,
3. Dhe Diet stall assemble al Christiania.
6. His Majestthe King of bweden declares, that na peroon chal
te motested, directty er indireelts, tor any opinions peretotore er
pressed adverse to the union of the to kingdom, rne Norwegian
civil and military lunclionaries, er those whnare Coreinners, statt
weated wilh als regard and courtess. Hone of thenstalt be harassed
tar hicopinian. Dhose ulo decsine continuing theis services stalt v
ensoned according to theldus of the country.
7. His Majestythe King of Goedenstals employ his good offices
nien his Majesty ine King ol Denmark, to procure the revocatinnos
the ordinancen or edicts promatpates since Ianuary 14, 1811, against
ne puntie funcunnarier, and the kinndom of Norway in geverat.
Done al Moes, Log. by 1811.
katibed,
onnistit& rnmenen
convennen
Between the Gredich and Vorwegian troops, concluded al
Moos, Aueust i1
Artidle 1. Hostilities shall cease by sea and land belveen the bwe
dien troops and deets on one side, and the Horwegian troops en
Heets onine other, trom the dag of signing de present convention, ti
5 davs atter the opening of the Diel, wits 8 dags nolification beyond
hat time.
2. Dhe Mlackade ol the Vorwegian porto shalt be raieed, trom the
tay ol siening tese presents. Imporiation and exportation stall be
ree, regard being had to the Norwegian Custom dulies.
3. 15ihe fortrees of Frederickstoin has mnt alveady capitalaled, i
tchall be immediatelyeurrendered, wichtbe warks mereunto betoog
op ta the troops of his swedich Majesty. Ve garrison shall mare
out of the fortrees with arms, baggage, and als military bouvurs. rhe
meers chall be permitted to go uherever they think proper: the sol
tiers enall retur to mheir homes. Poth chals promise not again to
derde axuinst the troops of his bwedigh Mijestg.
4and 3. These aruidles tracelhe sine of demarcation; slipulate thal
ne Worwegian national troopsshalf bedisbanded, and return to meir
espective provinces; that ontyfour regiments and a prlgade ol ari
teryshall be maintained.
6. Oulytmo bwedist divisions, wilh a proportion of cavaliy and
artissery shall remain in Norway. Dhe rest of the Gwedist army shal
retur to bweden.
1. The part of the Norwegian army remaining ander arms, obal
reuire wilhin the line of demarcation in twodags. Ibe Swedigh ar-
ny relurning nome, walt commence ils movements as soon as pos-
sible.
band
roside forthe reciprocal restoration of harmony between
the tmo Mies; for the discoutinuance of contribulions and requisi-
ions; and for the liheration of priooners.
10. slipulaies, nich Men i0 ihe treedom of deliperation al in
Diel, ligt neuther the Twedie nor the Vorwegian koops stals op
v widis too ne of ie placo al in eining
11. roprerent ang farther elussion of blaad, a proololanal arto
hee shall be instantly sined.
12. Dhe Norweyian dag to be respected the continuation of tso
armistice.
Ratibed,
onnistu rnnen.
Tratily de present Convention, and seize with pleasure lhis brs
opportunity alglving aproot ol my eentimeets towards de Norwe-
gian vation and ar
signed
Jonanurs Taan.
oosronnoosa wosrs.
The Clossoning leller presents sach a dien ol the praa-
lices of the Custom-house al the port of londen, no tee
than at the outports, as we believe the inland publie is but
litdle acquainted with. Such proceedings as these are tho
cause thal so many people have been dissalished with in
Government ander phich they livo. Waare pleaied witt
the timperale manner in nhich the Lordsol hie Majertys
Preasury reprimand the Commissioners ol Customs: but
re tost that somelhing ol the forliter in re will tollon
the suaviter in modo; and parlicularty, that thal Board
of Customs, which could recommend some remuneration
10an olticer, tor baving made whal the Lords ol the Trea
urydothemselves call bbg most unjust seinure will bo
vrought in account. Wereser to the sourth example in
the Collening letter
We would also lake the liberly of eubmitting to tho
consideraliun of the Pords ol his Majeslys Preasury,
hou many complaints of the out-port Oustam-houses i-
der reach their lardchips; hut arc only laid petore tho
Comminslesters of Oustoms in honden, as the astimato
place of rediess, —that is, besore asct of men, who coul
wegest that their oun oicer stiguld bi enluled to asatis-
sactim, acconvina ro mrener, tor thal wlich appaan
in the Lords ol the Preasurg to have amost unjust seuure„
rarasonronamorns, woan, ten
Gendlemen, — Jam commanded by the Fords Commis
sioners of hie Majcolys Vrearury to inform gou, that
her dare recently had ander their consideration represen-
talions trom varinus merchants, complaining ol mnjnst sei-
zures and verativus detentions by the ofticers of gour de
artments.
En some ol these cases my lords hare observed, thal tho
Preciso letter of Aets of Parsiament kamid many vaar
230, in sime of peace, and of mare circumsciihed commerce,
naag been rigurously applied amidst als the ditticullies in-
cident to war, and ggainst the manisest spiril of the Aet
themselves, the penallies of which were directed for to
punichment of trand or cutpable negtigence, and net too
iecidenlal or trival omiesions.
Polour trrs wlich will serve as examples of mang
Athers, Lam commandod to dran gour special altenien. —
Rhe koot is the scirure of twintig hogsteads of onger„
Contered nich the mark Rs instead of R. 5: theog hoge-
haadt were siied by the officers of vour department, al
Brictol, meroly tor the omissian of the small intervening
mark; and a galisfaction has heen demanded tot tbe rie
torasion of dach cask of onequinea„
Ut is quise manisest, trom als the circumstances of this
ase, that na hiaud enuld have been intended. So giant
satisfaction, therelore, to the sening ocer could tend
vulg to encourage similar scizures tor trissing irregularities
ud, duerelore, my lords cannotsanction the payment to
ne eenning officer of aug salistaclion whalever, bul direct
he immediate restoration of the goode„
4nother seizure at the port of Bristol, which has parti-
colarly axtracted their Gardchijs observation, is thal of
two hogsheeds of sugar imported in thochip Ruth, in tho
nouth of Apri, andscieed by che officer, as hedeclared tor
poing an excess upou the report of tho charge, agginst ino
the euruet remonstrance of the ouners, who contendes
that dhe cargo entirely correspond d with the report
Asser nearly lour months detention, and various reports
and correepondence, the onners were enabled, trom tho
„ceiden tal circumstande ol na part ol the cargo haring been
cold anuil the hote was delivered, to provethal there wan
no eround mhatever tor ihe seinure, and the very inregu„
tarity which wag che pretence tor the niaure was traced
othe officer himselt.
4 thind case al the port ol Bristol, is that ol the ovga
imported in the Anna Maria, a part of which has been
ened becauso the marks do not entirely correspond with
he report; but as the xhole coutents of the cargo, as ro„
Corled and delivered, agree, there is na ground to ouspect
aay srand, and mhe irregularity is not of an extent to call
orang penalty. M Pords, therelore, desire that tho
sugar mag belorthwith restored, wilbout ang oatistaction
vhalever
4 fourth cace, nou belore their Lordchips, is that of
the Perseverance, in the port ol London, which versel
and her cargo have been geired under circumstancen so er-
traordinary, as to demand their Lgrdships immodiato in
erposition.
Happears tbat this ship brought romo cases of svom
Crom Cibraltar, and, under the existing laws, was not i-
abso to geizure, hut the ouners were al liberty to send tho
ressel and cargo again trom this country. They applied.
however, to their Pordchips for slave so land and ware
house the cargo; and whilst this application was under
consideration, vour olseers construing such application
into an intention to land the goodstor warehousing, sci
the ressel and cargo.
Pheapplication to their Gordehis tor permission to ware
houde being relueed, the memorialist then applied tor an
irder to tranship the cargo into another vessel, tor Cibra-
tar, Eche pelitioner being subject to heary demarrage tot
detaining the ressel: to this requost their Lodshipo wero
scgsed to rceede, and vour Baard were apprised theroot
on the bih ult, and desired to give inmadiato dicootion
ber wat purpon„
The ressel Perseverance and cargo having, honever, Jourroundel Philip V. daring his slag among them, and
heen seired by vour officers as atove stated, gou have re-
en grossed als the incralie offices.
quested their Lardships directions, submitting Ethal
U is the intention of the Admiralty, in consequence of
mhould their Lardships be plaased te order the desver of
the nunerdus captures made by the Americaus, to be en-
the gonds and velseh, the seiing ofticer might, accuding
tremely dlriet with Captains aho quil their convoy at sen„
1o the practice, bl entilled to abatislaction; bul von be
or pho cuntrary worders, sail wilhout convos. Pro
zo submil hou sartheir Gordchips, under the circumtancs,
ceutions of Masters of ships tor neglect af this descrij„
may think he hasany daim to the same.
sion, hare already commeneed, as will beseen by thosub-
According to the dien which my Lards at present take
joiod extract of a letter:
ol this case, the orginal scizure appeais to hare been moet
1gyde August 31, 1814
unjust; andang proelice ahich would enliste the oftico
Pho Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have boen
t0 salistuctien cannot be loo much eensured, or zoo soo
Mased to insarm the Commissee, that thry hare giver
abolisted.
diro tiuns to their Solicitor to prosceute the Masters o
En ense likethis, my Lardsespect, trom the discrimina-
he Collowing vessels, viz. —Mt. Smart of the -trahella,
Eng jutement ol vour Baard, che prompt aud vigorio
ately arrived al Liverpool from st. Domingo, and
execulion of the poweis vested in gou by lan; and gou
Jamaica, tor bailing wilhout convoy, and Mr. Rundels,
may cansidentty valy, wilhout the dolay of presigus reler-
Master of the Vero Frederick, trom Melta to Huls, tor de
ence lo their Lordships, which is in isell a heery punist-
verting the seet uuder convoy of his Majestschip Mil-
meny lo che merchant, upon their Gardships luls eupport
ford, in Iune last.
in nhatever measures may benecessary tor the punishment
Jou bunverr Ton
Cigned
ol oppressive or contumacious officers. Vhis, my Lord
We have soen alist of American captures published on
seel 1o he dus to the interest of che lair merchant, and to
the Lich of Iuly, loom which is appaars that during in
the character of the Goverumeut, noth of wlich are effect.
second yeur of ine war they amomted to noters than 825
ad by such transactions as thase adverled to in thisleiter
vesscls, many of which nere valwable pr 2
Atready my bords have instructed van to enjoin gou
Vhe vacant Red Rihando are cunterred on Lient Gen.
oheers lo relcain trom acting upon any uen construetion
Pit H. Cunton, aud Admiral W. Voung.
of tan contrary to the past praclice, and to reter als evch
A Committoe ol Frenchmerchants have weheer, wait-
douhts, in the tirst instance, to gour board: and in casc
ed on Ministers to represeul to them the policq of wich
of great importance or difticulty, vou will applytor their
trawing the high dulies en Cierman and Dulch sincus
Gordchips determinalion. As the penallies coutained is
nnich we believe is aboul 25 per cent. 1 was stated by
tho varidus trus of Customs were intended tor the po„
them thal numerdus shipe, nich cargoes, trom the Ha
nishment al lrand, and not of accidental or trivial omis-
van nah and elscnhere, hare gone lo Cermang tor tinens,
sions, the officers of the Customs mast ccase to conside
bving impraelicable to oblam them trom hence unde
nch mistalen as sources of advantige lo themselves; tot
ne disad van lagts of the Custom House imposto, and in
my larde are determinad hereaster so mark wich their de
=oneguence has boen, that the consiguments and the n-
cided diepleasnie every detention that shall appaarto hare
tarn have devolned into forcien hands Pheauswerman
Been madeupon such veralivus pretencis.
xthe Minister nas, as waare inloimed, that ne is per-
En order to remoreevery doubl of their Kordchips in
tetly eendble of thebeucht of the inicourse bot mnu
tenlion upon this sutject, 1 bave it in command to desire
ne duties ou sinengare lavied in accommeutivn to tho
thal is opon the delivery of cagoes ol veesels it stall ap
manufactures of Greland.
paar thit any packages unich may beerroneouely mark-
M5. Colgehouw, in his recent treatise or the wealth
ed, do in sutstance and contents correspond with the re
souer, and resouries of the Brilish empire, has ie tot-
Port and the manilest, neiher such gouds er vessch stal
Coning dlatement en the numher ul paupers; — Accord.
te doemed liable lo seinure onaccount of such ervor-
ing toche roturn made to tarliaent, in de hear ibes.
Lam, Genslemen
he, number of indisiduals nho nowd parochal relt is
Vour obedient dervant.
lingland and Wales, amounteil to our mitsiem fortg thoo
Comminioners Customs,
„
(siemed) P. R. DVmrow.
and and soventeen, aud this on a population Caccordin„
10 arcturn made to Parsiameut tuo gaars betore which
Quarrangement between Greal Britain and Holland
maunted ontg tonine millions theee uundres and forty-
thrce thonsand.
nas heen signed, on ibe part ol che sarmer by the Princi
Negent, and was cent off in Many het Caog 20 10
Tho Bank-voles in circulation Iuly 3, 1813, amonnled t
Bruveels, to reccive the signature of the Prince Govering
23, 314, 8801.; yn Iuly 10ch, same gear, 1021, 901, 4301.
of ihe Notherlands. TheCape ol Good Hope, Domarary
En circulatie 28 Iul 1811, 26, 301, 3181, 3ud ou the
Disscquibo, and Burbico, aro tu he relainedl by this coun-
Ih Iuly instant 20, 332, Ooet.
try. Batavia, and als the rest of the islands and placco,
Palus Coimistence. — in Nou Orlcans, America, on th
ds Surinam, Curacoa, and st. Rustatia, cunquered troo
tch ol April last, died Mr. Berche byrma, merchant,
the Dutch daring ihe war, greggreed to be restored b
red Hjears, and one of the oldest name inhabitantso
the teatj. Ceylon, of course remains nith us, as is was
that cits. Pinding himsels indispherd in che middle of in
ceded to Araat Brlain belare thowar. Tho valve ol Cu-
nicht, hesent tur De. Domingo Hleylas,, ho, in twomi-
tacon and 51. Rustalia are caids to be moch diminished b
nutes aster boeting the puse of hishend, bchdonn, wheo
the opennees of the trads to the spanich main, tor whien
voth expiredat lue sane instant
1hoy foinerlyserved as inegraal dopols tor Europian con
braband guods.
milsranls uomr.
4 strange and incrodible report was opread gesterde
ehrough the toen, on thaerrenghe of letters of the 281
Mr. Wellestey Poleto be Blaster of the Mint; be is
trom Gipraller:— Thaoo state, thal the Government o
130 10 haven scat in the Cabinel.
bpain had by a publie order excudell als French vessele
Rhe tolloning hare been hinally desermined: —
bearing the nhileslag trom the ports ol spain, The motive
M1. Canninx, to be Ambasondor to the Court of Lis
of ihis hoetits conduct is said to be the suetion given by
on;
Houis X VM. to the daims ol Charles VV.on the Thrond
Ur. Huekisson, Prirg Couneillor, and Surveyer of th
of Spain. Wo bardly think is proper te molico the ru.
Noorsand forcen;
mour, and the loundaliou ter is, without allaching en
Mr. Blachford, a Lord of the Freasury:
credit ln il oureeloes.
Mr. Slurges Bourne, a Privy Counedor, and Member
-.Rhe Dutchmail al gesterdig (Rog. 26) presents beveral
fine Ladia Board; and.
ordieles of intelligence; which, is not important, are go
Ele Hon. I. W. Ward, a Prisg Conneillor, and 2
Enteresting a amusing. Phereis, indeed, gemeining hin
Member of dhe Bourd ol Contros
Ly gralisging in tha puner ihich ne have acquired by the
peaco, of chaging inur Einning the domestie transaclion
dleurrounding naliaus wishoulloeling restraint or excitin„
porcu man
nalousy. Que Prince Euveriin ol the Quited Rotherland
nas heen inveeled nith the Order of the Caster, aud tho
Brussels Aug. 22.— The Prince Povereign bas namod
Hereditary Prince, hieson, nich that of che Bach. Th
Commissioners, who are alrcady departed to take posse-
eeremonies took placeat Brussols, the wat of als ihst is
sion of that important cils. Lt is aftermed that the arriva
zy in the lon Countries, probably the luture scat o
st Dord Custserdagh will cause some changes. t appears
empire also tor the Hause of Nassau Orange. Vhere ih
vertain, thal the general Goverument of Belgium will en
Dube of Wellinghan is, louking at the slate of desence is
tend begond the Maese, but wekoou not hou lar theven
vhich thegarisoned touns are ou the Hlemich frontier
sine is ioreach.
and this, weapprekend, may be dane wilhout giving just
The Dutch garrlson of Wamur is strengthened, as ihe
vause for dissatisfaciimn to any gue An empire aliel
Belgian regiment that is organised thare is soon to go to
pas acquired aneu fioulies, mauld of course, even in time
Vermonde. Oches troops are to go to Charterotand the
athe prosoundest peace, have a barrier throun ground is.
Tambro
Dhe touns between Namur and the North Sca ale thooe
The Prince of Orange and the Puke ol Wellington are
in general in hich formed thebarrier in the reign of Quce
expeeled, back to-morrou from visiting the trantiers
Anne. bonis L1V. was moet annivus to retain Pournay
Since the decree of the Prince Poversign wasknoun, the
in hishands, but was uot allowed; vet the Allies of those
number of Belgiau ofticers leading the French service in-
dags never entered Paris, thongh Lord Bolinghroke van
reases dail.
thal projects of that nature were in cuntomplation. The
Dord Casslereagh, his Britannie Majestys Minister,
French barrier lino will of course cousist of Bergues, Cas
nas arrived in this cily. On his passage throngh Abenl
oel st. Venant, lsle, 5t. Amand, Maubeuge; 10 the for-
he had an intersien with the American Envoys; and ege
Phicalions of which they will no douht allend, and get„
„thing leads us to hope, thal peace between England am
we presume, wilhout any expectalion of au aitack in ihe
ine Ouited staten of America will soon be concluded.
wwarter
Brussels, Aug. 23. — Lord Castlereagh has laken op
The Government ol the Prince Savereign, is such as
his residence al the hotel of Pord Lynedock. U seems
Lescribed in the Dutch mail, is palilie aud concilialing
cartain, that since his Lordship had a conserencen ilh the
Ihe employment of nalive subjeels in officis of state
American Ambassadors al Chent, many difficulties in the
mroughout the Bolgie provincis, is peculiarly proper
ay of the negotiation hare boen remored, so that ahap-
Nis Nighness wils recolleet enongh of the carly history of
pissuo may be expeeled. Letters Hom Chent say, that
Gis vun countrys independence, to bo anare thet in
the Intendant of tho Department of the Sambre gives to-
Erst leeling of diegust which oprung op in the minde of
tay amagniticient entertainment to the Engishand Anc.
Bo Duteb, was exciled by thonunder of spaviarde nbo
sican Ambesadors.
4uino Nanoverian troops on their nay to the Weer„
to come to Belgium, hare regeived orders to hasten ther
march, and wils arive in alen dags. Vboplaces they
re 10 decupy drealready bred.
U is not en bedoubted, bul the abode ol Lord Caste
dagh al Brussels, huwever short it mag be will be diem
guishod hy measures highly conducive io the interst of
Belgium.
tingland proteels our countrij in the most deeidel man-
uer, and is resolved to employ als possible mans toeusun
its independence and prospern.
Ut is aftirmed, mat 2 numerous camp niss beformed on
gorfronliers i te beginning uf September. The toop
wits boedereied scveral duys in perlorming grand ma
nadreo
Krussel, Aug. 21.— The Collowing are some intereetng
tetails respecling the ceremang of the indestitute of i
Orders of the Garter and de Baib, nhich toek place on
1o 224.
effis Rogal slighness the Prince Povereign of the Cnit-
ed Netherlands, having huen recently appointed a Knighs
st in moet nobte Order ol ihe Carter, and bie Prellenen
Gord Caessereagh, and sir Ssaae Heard, Carter Ring ab
arms, having been charged on the part ol his Rogal ligh-
less che Princo Regent of Creat Britain, acting in tho
name and othe behalf of the hovereign, to invest thenen
nicht wilhe ihs insignia of theorder, this eeremong root
thee on the 22.1, in presence of a vory consideralite an
sembly, compooedl of the principal Punclionaries, tho
Chies Omieurs of the staff, and the most distinguished of
our cuzens of both dezes. Aster the usual forms had
heen gune thiongh, Lord Casslereagh, in person, allach-
ed ine paster to tne person of the Prince Sovercign, an
ne Duke of Cambridge docuraled his Rogal Nighuees niet
the ribband of ihe order, and their gave him the saluto
rescribed by che statutes
Ihe reception ol the Hereditary Prince of Ovange
as Kuiht of the Oeder of the bach, rook place inmede
ate falserwarde. Ford Casstereagh, op presenting to
lecoialien, wich chal facility and deziance nhich chara
terise his Lordchip, addressid his Royal Highnees in s
pooch uhich made a lively aud agrecable impression on
Mahoheard is. Wenouice asthe most remarkable jas„
sages those in which he mentinned te order of the bait
is to kost military order of Greal Britain, and es being
tilly granted to his Royal Nighuces tor hie valour asg
wannor, and hie condoct fott of dienity as a Prince; thoig
in uhich the Hoble hord aoded w0 che services performd
to Eingland by the House of Orange in the establistment
Hliberts and naliumal prosperis; and gesvred him thet
among tho numerous recompenses which ihe fortunate
„vents of lato munths had calledupor the Prince Regent in
beston, there was non wlich gave the peoyle of Lingland
more smeere salistielien than the bestowal of the prevent,
and, in bue, nhere his Pncelsoney expressid his contidenes
thal thu same talents and bravery wlich relatis to percon
of soch high distinclien is uun beloethe wordd, and io
conduet of dach is nou duly apprecialid.
This dag took place the ecloberaliou of the birth-dag of
he Princo of Orange. En the morning there was asupert
parade in chepark; the English Guaids, the hrst regiment
of Belgie inlantry of the sine the horcaarlilliry and
regiment of Hlandvirian Hussare, werediaan op in sine in
this vast and magnificeut spaccs Rhe nhole surmed tho
most plaasing spectaele; trom ibe Gnances of the troogs
and the dlegant diversing of their vuiloimes Vheerond.
altiaeted io the spectaele were bo numerous, thas is was
difticult to more. Alser several discharges of muikdrg
l the troops debled belore the Palace of the Prince
sporls, isuminalions, and dre warks, terminatie the hoo
ivitien of this dag, wlich willloom an exoch in ineannal
ol Bruscels. Ali trwe lriends of theis countig mast binco
date the era of therenewal ol us happiness and prospecil
Chent, Aux. 22.— Mr. Rodd, son in-tan to Presidert
Madison, eud Prirale Secretary 10 Mr. Gallalin, is arvieed
icre
Ut is afsermed that 2 camp of Englisb troops wils bo
formed between Pournag and Courtrag.
By 2 private leller, of good authorisy, in this colang, is
was underslood that those colonien, by bomearrangements
wooldbe eeded 10 Great Bririn for tre Jaars.
rux inisu danicocors.
We perceire by the Dublin Papers, thab the Letter of
Ul Quarantolti, from Rhome, was received by ine lrish
Demagogues in the manner thal might be expoeted. Vo
Iraan of the Paction in Dublin, verritted al the prospect
t conciliation or harmony, saye
Wearo reallg glad that Quarantolli has afforded tot
ina people of treland eu opportunily of repelling the
charge of passive abessience and medu subserviineg to tho
Toe ol 51. Peter. — hey will not opey this Decre
Andan Prist Priest, in the bamo Payer, expressen
rimsels in the salloning elegant manner opon ihe eubject
Altes insinwating that U. Quarantolli was pribed by
Dord W. Bentinck, ho says —M1. Quarantolli, and hie
most learned Pielales, were undouhledty voor al the time„
he argumentum ad ventrem is very strong every nhere
and particularly al Rome.
Hethen proceeds to call the Popes Vicar baconsum-
mate blockhead, and conclides thus.—
6 Poory attempt to maaken the Catholie Church in Tre-
and shall in theend prove sruillees and as tong as the
Thamroe so green chall adarn our island, so long stall
he Faith delivered to us by 51. Patrick provail, in apito
ol Kings, Parllaments, Orangemen, and Quarantollis,
Died.) Al his plantation in Canje Ar. Ecanso.