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KINGSTON, [.Tam.]’ Marcti 4*. t We understand, tb::t. rear-.V.i : 'ri. h> Airs. j Cocluune lu , icctivi'd acccti:.. 11. A ..... ‘ (uLqxsckcd fitr gore it- *unt) v'i lb- itoriici. . b-modron, consist!;.•; of ti\ aril ui'ti.c fixe, tuffl , two t ig:.;c3, having put to sea, a tit! i:; a ■ null | vcitid* captured by the Cc:Lcr : ••, i.-. unci lron i L’Orient to Grad-loupe, v. r.h <.: .ct;x- it v .■*_ I j.u-aorui;.cd they were declined *•;• 1 u-iuuuync ; ! ii - se p lice of which, the ad irul i N >1 thumberianil, of 74 guru., with the Friiu-o } George, of 93, BelieEie cf S'.*, and the U.axria i aud R of 74 gnus each, aceenipti ivt. ay j the Alexanthi.i, (laiuiea . nil i.t ,•■'*'* . cud Dart and Wolveiine sloon.s of v.v.r, w to { c ;il from (far]; Jti-kuv on the let int>t. for the | purpose of enuring oil’ Martinique, to intercept j the enemy. i Vv'e regret to egg that the numberless a*- j counts \v] keen received here through j ditierent chun'ieF:*. ol the re-erpuire ol Buenos j Ayres, and rj s h r oofs of authenticity, were c’c.:,!>t!’.*ve i by must perse;'s liei Gs c. ,j well as in mother- | Country, have beau •.‘.•rrset, aid i, op'.;.s;s to hove been attended with hurbartues viiioh will eternall? ret . th 1 le odious, \\c learn ftv.n the inforntuicn given by-a gentle man who an iveti in the fleet, and who was .it Monte-Viedo at the time that Bucros Ay res Was ve-t'uken by its ancient passes? >rs. that it -happened 73 days af.er its fir: t capture. The Force consisted, it is said, of 16.000 Span", ads, who made pri - n.e; sos 1500 British, and per petrated the most unheard-of emeries, on the iiof ‘ruinate captives, disfiguring thorn in dif ferent p. rts of their bodies, and siT, ting their cars as cockades in their hats. Several icll vi Wtns under their inhuman treatment* others were massacred, and these poor wretches w ho survived with gen. Beresford, were escorted 6t>o miles into the i .terinr. It is said that if the duke of Sussex does not come out as our govsmour, lord Balcurres is likely to !:e appointed. The Eagle (whose arrival we mentioned) was hist from . rirudad, wmcii island she le t the 23th ult. the day pro tour, to which, a ves sel arrived with accounts of t’.uinapa, on the Snanhh main, having been t .-ken by general ■ Crawliifd, who sailed from England not long tynce in the spencer, of 74 guns, thehon.capt. Stbp'ford, with some frigates, and several trans ports. .>|,'SCMU.. PHILADELPHIA, March 7. An American vessel, from London, for Leg horn, has been captured by a Spanish pi ivatcer, under the blockading act, and car.lad into l et- ] roi. The Lancaster Journal expresses a decided j opinion, that the governor of this common wealth will be impeached during the present session of tits Icgi'lature. The period far the abolition of the Slave Trade was agreed upon in the British House cf Lords, February 6th. The time limited is 1 first January, 1303. From Mivant, Jan. 6—The Cyrus, Fames, from Boston, bound to Aiiea.it, raid schooner Amazon, Lincoln, were detained, and carried into ihat placfc by a French crniicr, in con-e ----ts ienre of Napoleon's decree of November 21. ‘j he American consul had commenced a suit, and was in 1: apes to recover both. The schoon er Bffli ins, Wild, from Boston, had arrived | at .Alicant and sold his R h at 7 1-2 dollars. We observe in the- Ncvr-York paper, that a 1 rneeti'ig of the friends and relations of the un- \ ibi'tun.e American prisoners, who were he- ‘ tr. red into the cxpodi.ion of Miranda, and now j in confine.i.ai.t on the Spanish was call- j cct, to meet „t Mechanic Hall last evening. i I ■Extract of a I ‘-'erf m .Yew-i or. 1 :, March 22. ‘ ‘1 his morning arii ed at this port, the brig Phoebe,'Wood* 77 days from Leghorn, sm-a $5 from Gibrt.Star. The captain i dor ms that there w ere 30 cruizing boa s out of A.gu •feiras, which had captured a nunioer o. Ame rican vessels,and sentibdrn into that port. •“ A! -o arrived, the brig An ora. .Miller, and I schooner Enterprise, 1 itahugh, both in 17 and tvs { “i ■■ - . I lavar.r.a. On St.Putri ’ dayyoffC Henry, cant Fitzhugh hoaid a very heavy nr- / i.ig, broa.i-ft id included, supposed to be be- } tv ten son.c ol the ii-riush ships and the r'ou di civar.t. TbeNew-Casdc packets Caroline and Little ■George, Fyrc,’ arrived ye Aerday morning, had j on board upwards of Inf a r.uitiv.i of Spanish j dollars,i i tended for the China and India spring • Extract slitter from / frranna, dated Fsbrua r'j 25. “ An additional duty has been Lid on imports of 1 1-2 percent, and the same on exports, > v i ,ji an augmentation in the valuation on sugars, { as some say, of two rials the nruba, and also cf ! two rials‘..l Aion to the anuria dutv. It will now ! ston'd lhu c , 51 per cent, on BnpoM.s, and 10 1-2 ! p v cent, on exports. ’l'lds arrangement’ takes i ♦ •'ieettifis dr.y, on aij vee ;eis noteritcrcJ at the ; c ustorn-hoir e. and those whicii weic not clear- i cd out pre. ice. ato this niorning. The order] Smty arrived from dp i.i ye .tm (lay, but i; dated 1 tfc'O years ago, and -he yre e t copy is the on ly one that has reached here.” Jl; feint pt’tits Ixj the AT -a--York Council f fciiiment. JCarinus Vfi.lett, Mayer of the city of New - Egbert Ten F.yck, clerk of Jefferson, vice Hem v Cotfcn, re.V.ovt i. ■ Jhs-.yh Whi'eandrriigah Holt, justices of the peace, Otsego. David Schuyler, inspector of pert rt'd pearl c*ly ci xxioixuy• ( PROCLAMATION. T > Lcrcas. ’ y an act entitled “An act to stir- | : per.’ - o eprr acf an net intitled enact to J ~m.t the .iupt iluta.nol cein.ii; goods, wares j i and nmcnuncriue, and to remit the penalties j inclined under the sane,” the President cf j the United btutes is authorized further to sus | j end the opettuion of the sttiil prohibitory act, ; it in his judgment the public interest should j rcqitiie l, s Frochied, that such suspension | ‘....1 not extend beyond the second Monday in | December liext. .-h.d vi. rtr/.s, it is judged for i the public interest that such suspension should | true place: Now therefore be it known, that j i, ! LO.vi riS J LFI ’cIUSON, President cf the ! b i -''J State i, by vii rue ol the aulhoritv afore j said, do hereby suspend tnc operation of the ! act entitled •• An act to prohibit the iniporta ! tion ol cert;.;.i prods, wares and merchandize,” j passed on the eighteenth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and six, until the se cond Monday of December next. In testimony whereof, 1 have caused the seal oi the United States to be al lured to these presents and signed the same with my hand. Done at (c. s ) the city of Washington the twenty fourth day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred ami seven, and of the sovereignty and independence of the United States of America the thirty first. TH : JEFFERSON. By’ the President, JAMES MADISON, Secretary of State. ——c:o: * From the jXuiional Intelligencer. Mr. Smith—An unfounded story, disho norable, i tuink. to iet, has been copied from nothcr paper into yoia’s, that colonel Burr had so mistaken my character, as to communicate tome schemes to subvert the government; and that after allowing inyseii to he the depositary cl bis secrets, 1 had had the treachery to bc trav him. ‘i he story ts not told exactly in * these words, nut such is the only impression, so iar as regards myself, it is calculated to make. Cos one! Burr never communicated any scheme of any kind to me. I never made a com munication to the executive, in relation to colo nel Butr. In common with others who some times associated with col Burr, I have heard, from him speculative opinions respecting our govern men, ; and 1 have sometimes spoken of these opinions in private circles, not with appn - i ballon. Hence 1 suppose it was conjectured, J that 1 might know enough to he a witness in J the case ol Boil man and Swartwout. I was summoned, but was not sworn, the attorney of the district being satisfied from a statement I gave him in court, written in court, I believe at his request, that my evidence could not be ma teria!. You will. I doubt not, do me the justice to insert this in your paper to-morrow. I am, sir, your obedient servant, March 19 /;, 1607. BEN. SIODDERT. RICHMOND, [ V.] March 27. We stop trie press, to mention the unex pected arrival in this e tv, of colonel Aaron Burr. He was conducted by captain Perkins, j of the federal army, the officer appointed to : this important duty, with a guard of seven | li; en. They stopped for the night at the Eagle ■ tavern. S W e arc, at present, unable to state any of ] j the particulars, relative to his apprehensions, | &c. but are informed, that the patty were | proceeding with their prisoner to the city of ’ Washington, and hud got as far on their way as Fredericksburg, where they were met by a Mr. Ford, a messenger front the President, who ordered him to this place totakc his tna! ; as the treason .title .cis with which colonel Burr is said to he charged, are supposed to have been perpetrated in this state—we presume at j lilannerhassetl’s island in Wood county. ; The Danish presses have been pmt under | | French control. Several Danish Journals j s having given Statements of successes obtained j I by the Russians in Poland, the French envoy > ’ at Copenhagen, complained to the Danish go- j ! vemmeat on the occasion ; and the king in j consequence tenewed is mandate of fourth ; October, 1799, which declares, that any of his ! j subjects publishing any statement, remark, or j | hint, injurious to the interests or wishes of any ! of the belligerent powers, in any journal within • his dominions, such journal shall be suppres- j sed, and the wiiter punished. The British and ! Russian ministers h .and insisted, in memorials, that all accounts favorable to Russia and her , I allies shall receive the same unrestrained pub- j ; drily in Denmark, . s the French bulletins ; or | ; the latter as well as the former shall he inter- ■ . dieted. P ivate lette-rs add. that the editors of ■ ; papers, though possessed of authentic accounts , unfavorable to the French, dared not publish j I them ; thou rii thev have published that, in the ■ affair of the 26th December, the French were j unsuccessful. The king of Denmark was stud to ! be dangerously ill.— London J’a/icr. A dispute ar'r ing a few days since, relative > to the vnode of dressing a beef-steak, the con- j trove.",_v was teriuh .ted by giving Shakspe.ire ] as authority—’‘lf, when’twere done, ’twere i tr !! done —then, ’twere well ’twere done quick / *’t> * At a late Irv 1 for Crim. Con. one of the wit nesses, a simple fellow who lived in the family, vx.s asked, if lie ever s ispected that the lady i'l : ‘.Etv o uiifitidiful to her husband’s bed ? lie said, *• lie never did, for he could safely swear that he did not believe there was a woman in the kingdom that liked her bed better.” I resignation. I D.-.tj or try youth, ye are gli.Vsg away ; 1 Days of my youth, ye will fliordv he vonllVd ; Soon will the warm tir.ts of fancy ilc. rv, Soon lrom R:y cheek will the teles be banifltkl. Eriof as the wild flower that lives cn tbe sj-rav, Brief as the br.ght dew that h.xgson the ntornirc, X outh give’s its Vlrik.ms to life’s barren wav, A'l the drear wafle for an itr Aunt adorning. Soon will the hopes cf my bosom he hnlh’d, Soon will the hours o my day-dreams he mtmher'd, ] Cuick'y the (Itouts of romance will be cri fh’d A.l will be fled that I’ve wiih’d or I've Cumber'd. Go, then, ye warm beaming joys of a dav j Go then, ye moments of biffs and of borrow ; Calm will 1 bend me to Time's pale decay, And from Contentment new roles will borrow. ‘ ■— ‘ liisfcnl. SHWOXJP —..-•( J Savannah, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL It, ISO 7. i _ _ | We were this morr.iug favored with Pliiia- : delphia paper;, to the 27th ult. but they contain ; nothing very interesting. The Washington Federalist oT the 21st ult. states, that “ the treaty will he imtnet..Lteiy returned to London tor lurtl.ei netgx iaiion. For this purpose, the \\ asp sloop of war is or dered to go 1 , i cody for six. innnci.i.dely. The ofliccts are selvctca; the crew coinpicted, and Thursday next is named as the day on which she is to sail. Captain Smith, who it. to cotn -1 mand the Wasp, wLi be the L-cater of me ire-a ----1 tv to London ; from thence die Wasp vi.i re pair to the Meuitcrrancau, where she is to bo stationed.” [ The value of British produce and manufxc (! tores exported from the port of London alone, f to all countries, (except the East-Indies and China) in the three quarters ending the 2,>di j [’ of October, ISO 6, was no Jess titan 6,09i,511 \ | pounds sterling. [j On Wednesday last, about three o’cloc kin 1 the afternoon, the house of Burwcll Boykin, | esq. m the town of Camben, s. c. was discovc-r- Icdtobe on fire. As the wind was high) it was I, impossible, to save it, and a house that steed 3 next to it, sum destruction; several other iuuscs were cm fire several times, but were |j extinguised by the inhabitants. The fire “ was so rapid, that nearly the whole of Ar. ■j) Hoy kin’s valuable furniture w..s destroyed in ij the house. —City Gaz. 1 By a letter received last eveninp-, from Foi ‘- | land, we. le..rn, that the Poulard Bank h..s re fused pryiuvilt ofits bills ad tli.il lira holder liud pi(ite-.:cd a purl ol ‘1 .orxx ; . ;.'"oeeecl ing io protest the hi. •• tier. And also that the .Maine Ban!; had r i e'l pavuieiu c i j its biils, excejil in ce; r, or !• • draft on B:.- | ton, payable from ~J iO GO days iVotn date.— t liostan (Jazette. A London paper of 1 Thru irv th - full snvs, Preparations hive he m n,.de aceoi ding to re- | port, by a; c solu ion on the p rtof goverm ;nt, to undertake an expedui a which . hull redeem I their late chsaste in the I'cr.uptu eof Bt erios Ayres. “It is moreover added,” says ;i lnii.i stei i.il paper that a pi-opcual of soiuctt iiat of a delicate nature h been nx.de to the Sjwiiisl, * government tlirour b a neutral medium, Ibr the ; recovery of gener..l IFesford and his armv ; but that, through a premature discovery of it by the French resident, it has entirely failed. We shall he n.ore full upon this important sub jec* when we have more sa.isfue.torily ascer tained the authority upon which it le.sts. In the I mean time we arc induced to give it more cre dit, as we know that, in the present hostility against the Spanish government, the ministry , of this country act rather from necessity, than !an absolute hostile mind. They know the situ t lion of Spain, and regard it with a generous | compassion, and a wise moderation.” ] Prick 1 ; Current, at Liverpool, February 13. \ j Cotton, Georgia upland 1v 4- to Is 6, Sea -1 Island Is 4 to Is 7, New-Qrleans Iv 7 to Is 8. Flour superfine 43 ; to 45s—fine flour 4 1s to • 43< 1 Os Cotton the remarks arc that the prices • ! were looking up, notwithstanding some heavy imports. Flour, it is said, is in every limited jj demand, but do not apprehend any variation. | Married, on the 25th it!', by the reverend Francis Cummins, of Wilkes, the; reverend | Rotiert M. Cunnixciia i. c.f Greene county, to .kiss l'.Mir.Y v,*atj i.\ Btttn, eldest datigli j tcrof colonel Win. Bird, of Warren county. J Died, yestesday, Mr. James Shaffer. ) Died, t’lis morning, at. ten o’: i ,c.k, sincere;!',’ I regretted by all who had the pleasure of her [ acquaintance, Mis Jui.iava \Ya vxx wife of • Kich’d W yne, inn. i • tbe Loth ye .r of her age, | after a painful aecl distressing illness of tan ! weeks, which baffled ffl! hum m aid or assis i tance, and which she Lore with the loititude that bee une a C hristian. Her vox'll beauty, 6ccomplishrp.cn::;, amiable; and agreeable dcqidrtmpnt, were sue h as to <t the rugged path'of li£:, gn i awec.en a diction's cup. She has left a family of infant children who wiil long bemoan the loss cf ;.•> bright an example. Resignation to the w ill of Providence is Due j magnanimity. | TORT OF SAVANNAH. A It RIVED. Sloop rV r lt Coopt-r, Ci.arlc(lf.t\ l i'-crty, liool#, Philadclj !.:i c lea urn. Sl.ip r: W. Sinks I.iverpftol G.rvral i- ton, IVonre, New- York Scl-.r. A’.iy R Drummond, .. ia BiUur. Smith, ,c t . Aiimuliac The flip Stracirrr, Ut-Wnfon, of ri.i'.uli h 1 :a h;: arrived at Kivglion, ftom St Dotiiinpo, wl ere file had Been lr: 1 by a I -each private* r. awl demined near fei ; mo* th-; and b, so e file was hber-ted was robbed ,of f.x.iO barrels if flour. I I.e teb, oner l'oby, Cmiq bell, from this port, has arrived at Kaijjllon, Jan:si:... Cha r. ihton, April 7. The I’rvifh f!o ( nos aver Indian, went to fta on Sa turday bill. I be fklinorer Kay, rapt. 1 otiy, from thir port for j Africa, havbio lliuij. ,and. ah, .was rim rfborem Stoiie’i, Breal ers, vi Friday riei.i 1.,11, and is c,airi ly pone t* | pie,-ex The cri tain and crew weir tabu ajV the j wink *'ii .Saturday nunnitigr, by me of tlu | Capt. V.'iii.em y laiied Iron, \\ i v inpt, n, n Aon j day lad, and was blown < ts by a pale * n ti e j, me t ’’’."ht. I'” was. however, fertutiiVe eitou* li to icr to j sticlior off I'oit Ji ‘ nit,ni the i:e, t day. c/apf. M'l l.ui | ry *.* feribt s tile y..le as briny rxttenicly violr t. ] ihe r y C'hfetiaon. Dudley, from Kinofion, for I tills pi’it, v. as do e ,v. will, tbe bln on Aiolu’ay ~i.- ’ | laii ; lut cv.x bb um off , anct fas pur into M ilniinyron, lin difiress. Her letteis were bruti’bton l” ca nivi | fvM! lunny. 1 ‘ j ‘i lie ii llow ii’p article is communicated by a paffan ■ r-t in the brio I'laremhm, arrived at \V,!mi. ,• „n, C from K. , l!.m : Ibe bcii; I nj, ra; f.• iiV\ i i <‘V, sot on tbe tuck- between be H of i’ii , , and Cape Antonio—the rice- left her art! Want to the Hu varna—there vx.s nothing on board et her, but two * ptinihnui’s id i am, and Kant: loot*- ripping. ‘) bo I’la und. ti, * .apt, Dudley, was on laore ailo, but it off i “ lib- it i c • is I!';; any ii'ju- y. j Jh,Dr if i ill ilot Rol war ! avourit?, raptured on the ((’.di e l Alrica by eommodoie t.’ eim.ie’s leju Ton, , has be. ii ie-ca| x< and ,11 .'hirin. m, by the Jafox Iri ;ute, ,cpr Cocluane—; oa las r, imr.td !.e rft a: ie.n in (he K.xciih navy, and is now commanded by lieut. . ullvr. Nassau, (N P) MaicbDO. The f .ij, 1 .era, o r Boston, l'; pt m .Adams, honi ; Iscw-Urla.ins, bound to Glilpow, lately pot a fit on j Honda Keel, v here the was idl.-n with by loma v.n iker ■, f -oiii this port, w ho lightened the veil'd and g (| t lor oh, with l'on.e damage j jiart of her cargo, 1 °"i ; / in-I * 4 cotton, has arrived here, and ihc Ihip is hourly cxpedied. Arrived ontlie Sf.'tb infl from Gaudjloupe, the fell. bw.ry-Ann, c. j't. Luce, with ti e pain ngers that were j on board the Inow ‘] liames, ( . pxiin Burton, from London to this port, captured on the 31 lb of Deu.iry, j ill Lt. Vt* 80. lon, 56. w by f., Duquciue, Etc Ins an jyf.y’s br g Netiey, King.ton, (Tam) March Id. Or. Monday afternoon, the lorn -look d-foi 1., ;,d u . and C.'*Tr. rteeis n, ~|e ibt*’r n, i ~ri , ... cd. :I.i■ pmt. j I lie I.inner ! . 1-d from Portlmou ii *ai *bv *ob *4’ lai n ;x v, mo: i ■ ii.-7 (oil, ut ‘ci e,iiivov oi li e Prince i * 't* i e *.f 118 ; ‘. n I‘X rapt ia tick. ‘i bey anived :t 1 ‘s nil the 51: lilt, wl I “ :!’ f tied 11 e Cork h.’et, t.iimbe, i e on • lie; wired ~r.d ft * : teen f.b]. Tie bee’ bn: 1 ] ! hnou'h, tinnil. uor about tbir e*m ti f, tinder convoy. the 1 lend fiig.t*, ;r-i, ~<| ilt parlia tl*.es tin* day after th* Jm Mm. ur!> ti,et ..rui ihe ] whole of the Ihips for thi* ill I avtacbed to J,,*t: r e f.eets, failed from Ik id * t.i tit *?7th tilt tinder 1 ’• vf y ol tin.* I ! ml, artjiwd at i .:t- ltoj al v it.li the lini’ . lor King lion lOR GRI i N CI , ‘I he x client J ?V*> EH IF IV 1., i v.IiT'I, bum I)ku vmomi, jun. Mafler; | V.'i Ifi by thi: .* ! and!. .’ r.v i-p; J.ec caipe prills cipally r* ady. I'm l it: ~ht id a 1. w !;. W.l **> of CO 1 • 1 ON, or I‘alfage, apply I . the Mailer, or . ..ii.t, , 6. tiii.dics Hi/Ward. April 11, 83 The Subscribers Have j'p.t received per chi/i ('.emu: at. Baton, and trig Amazon from Ai ■ - <'*.p£, 50 pair of ebyant SUWARROW BOOT 4 DO w-.x CALK .‘KINS 80 barrels fn-ft quality double racked Nrwark ( IDJfiU, l\t lor which are of i].c fn fl quuHiy, will o*l4 Ciicap !>y vvlioinfalc or retail, ‘1 hey have itllo co:i ftantly on hand, ./J h"gr and grn red afn Orlmci%t of / T•Ds fine and coarse womens rnrrorro and leather whicii they oiler at vtr.y rc-du. and pri ces. Country mfrchnnt* will find it an c*’ ’,--*sl to ca!! on them for ihors, afethey kep}> mnie I ■ * i.o <• of t!ie /lxft Quality, and I**ll at a very innli iidvc-n<-*’ ROBi.R I'S HU ANT April 1] 24 Jtfur 9 * Is/turfl Retailing S:i'>'ar. Forty Jioglhea* ”xc Unit P. ii I” ‘ II.TNMJ ST’Q \tt, receive*’. !;y the ihip Mifltfi'.ppi, liom Iv.artimtp.e, lot Lie, by Samuel 8; Chuilcs Honnrl. April Ut 83 A Wet Nurse. To l ire, a ftoit* boa'fhy irh 3 ymng chilt! and fine b. t. .ivi milk. /.* ply at this office. April 11. l 34. Caution. * !rr. F. A3, I did, or th* S*rh of Dercr-.b-r • V Ki. ■ .r t*<l * r* in n* :■•*, of ; r **! to Pri.t r l*.v* . itr. btr one hu.* i.t Id , , .* h, Ir. * f which wti t-taiie payiih.e in two and the other in three ye..*, Horn ’heir dve; and whereas 1 sifo. about the o th cf J'ftbrua* y, t’* 1 7. ;x:ve laid Henry 1 veritt n.y i:(ite t.f hand for eiphty dollars, payidd** tie first of January,. 1 >lO. Now, Ido hereby fairly and politicly caution, ar. 1 rorwarn all pelt*.its ry ■i.iit trad",no lor, rec*ivi::g It) paytr* *>t, or it • viy ty tiiino so do with Lid note*. :ts 1K . • ittro el’tl'i:*: olfse *. anti ret* ipl* a, .a. It! ■ ‘ and atid •* rmittej nut to pay them, lor the pri * :.a—... ,"* *. jat liu.ed* Samuel riViko . [ Ballocb Ccvflty, April 6, 1807. fr li.