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she S'? by the tty; tint §eb&S(i*.r! j
Oriis, ass informed yoarfcieeiiasj by aj i
official eommucictdioe ot<he s&KI day, ami’
l t ‘jon*equen?e of the order of Use ad, he
tvas left here in quaK‘v ot a person snder
ag:£st. Some dnys *fter thin, he i rved
to rv-, i!iai if year eir-elieney ahould efii
<*,?aiiy require to l*e inform'd whether he
,v£B soSieieutly efure io his fortress, that I
K4u!<: do him a great kindtif-as *o repor* so,
<-b p.; he 6? old not .f2 rerpoved ;To wl.ieh
}[ r with m\ aeruatomed frawkiieas,
iaat tn’r cosidi’et shots-d altogether ho gov
erned by the tenor ol rr.j orders end that if.
5t r'-q'imd the aeenrUy of bs person, 1 i
ivoj’is do no eT'cn is 3 ths remove him to *
f:Be o/ he ap^r;meats “aleulated for that!
pa/j>>sr, asl never chose 5o run the risk of;
B'ioigirapliente,: for any person* nor would]
‘j witling'}, have-is* . Hirer of* the euafri i
T3a j’i y ri-ik. Ov ; h r 1 rout iv;*d y our
:xcc-l'esicy’'’ letter of ih<- litfc, here tlls.'ded \
10, aiu? wishing to ys’nove alt <loo>t that!
2pp-?y arise about t s ? sipe of Mr. Mer.de ;
yon d'-Hteedl *!;a;M'l ; tf* v ns yev whether the j
opart meet in ’wV* b !v* was f o*ifi Jed ic this ;
ua ♦.-•• is soflui >s.*\!y wvreA, under tin
y s; onrifiUity *>f tfco rer > no charged v/i l j
|ii? pf.fo keeping ; u.>or- wi i•! I ? only c rn J
inunirr-ted the o d*ir to 1 ?tr> and tTict it v> {
ind npeasiblo tl?R: re should •: fr ; r.sf crr- / J
in (U‘ department destined fr hsw, eg re i
•presented to your en. e!h *t :y by my note n
the 14 h. But 1 must o’; me that, it is rx*
a dungeon as is made m 1 ’ of fur erhti
nni senfenoed to t-api 5 pdnishmeot as isj
fj , e^.i i !?neratrd l>y the consol c? the
ITJaUed States of Amonea ? bJt on the own
rr-'.ry a very de-jeot :-p at me.’ t. pi/ &.
svsih a large window , and su'li a* is o?-ee
■<iu: el>y oeenpi’ and by persons of ali eir.sses,
arid a Si- Afoade efioirfd not he overepmo
17 l-is own feelings, ariging Sm his eon
£uemeot, ho must £•■ kuowlcd/e tfte.t l h:w’
ireated I’.ins vith mi eh friendship* respect
•.viui rensideration “9 are * omp etible witi- i
i e necessary safety of hi* person, as or* j
dcied by the supreme houg il : i t it is •& *
‘ii , tint ho <anvy -k ip and down i’i vie ;
iii’ J's Aentioel, and that he is the w hole and •? |
: p uied by bia relatives ands
- - oil* .n, oiher *.tl r. th;;n thsv v \
at r LTu wifi M O. ■•:,•. • ‘
!-jd ; for Hl?l*,?w*ah, 1 suppof ’ iium M? }
Me r-speeta-.de t-ar Her, th ,t in |
h eqc H\ assriie w iking the streets j
of fVTz. hh i? eonfjued iu he narrowed |
duos?: >r : yet there i* no lav/ by which tj
e.miid persuade the officer on guard tne.f.
kin reppouaihiliiy c -aid hot if in- resed by
the prisoner having the full liberty i-f the
fori res i. which by its loenHiy voufd
easily f&ei-l'tate hta departure, if no intend ‘
-■t, r.e h'av, bf i*n’ the rose with others.
’fhe consul of the £?aited Staten caSle-J
the day b#fb;e yealerd y to eharge me
with vo'Mt* tftt-af w- ntof : iedge f Mr.
Mr.ude b-'ing closely eoiifiued, aru‘ I e-urld
not avoid observing, by hi* iaiperious .tone,
that fcs ?'••'’ t f ;ken up t*•-;. bu i ft*:** very
v. -ofivy, ail which I U;± leave to vikß
* n*o ‘ oar exeellenry in an- wer io jtwr
iai i-rtter of y.;>*d.'y, raid the re*
,tuev •. that yon will ins eon*’ qiienee have
is* st,educes to instrurt oe in what ®upa
*;•- Mr, Teada is to be r ootinu-.d ~iu this
i*GJ" i re,s.
God rye-serve year exceileuey’s life for
Jan,ti v ystrs.
No. Vs.
t’AiviK, May 21. 1 lb.
Decree rj't/ie ConstU&do,
Wu have seen the u-Hieiat con iituniea-ioii
ttf your eneclieney ofyesterday, and having
f: io; rousideied it contents, we esn t;iy
rforui ynu.. thet ;f : x security proposed by
**,’,-:• cr-nstti of tie Uai.ed bu.t.’ S,uo therein
‘'tphiined, t-- neithe; i*i its nature t)r ob
h.--ct. t:h ‘ui: ‘f-ii’d bo s*j proved of* or ud
5/..in*.ibie by tbi tn'-unah
God pveservo your exceSkifcy r ’i life fur
many ye C- r .
-!VtT T ItL IfF. MAUe.ON,
o A!* PGASA.
i>lGUifil DKG.’ HRAtifJIiDA.
WliiTcrpoL the captain gener
al tliought prepet to dec.ee as
iohows:
e V-S, MA\ 22, -! 8 1 6.
His exctlicncy Dou Fusn isco
Xavier de Osno, nmrqais (it Cas*
ia!ldoriit*i, c; t tain yener ! of An
nulusia, and d\ii and miUtary*
overnor cd hits city —on a lull
view of the proceedings, and oi
die re .solution passed by the ft i
r-unai <nf the consul ado , as well as
oj tiii; eiipianadon given by the
governor of the castle of Santa
Otadra on * the various exposi
tinjia it*lido fyy consol ot the
U. States, in favor of the citiccß
of Ida nation, hiiv Xkhard >.ie ;de:
His rxceliencv drcHrc?. s that feel
n-ifcid:
joh serve the rcya! ipandatc oC the
I supreme council of war, which;
he has himself obeyed, and strict
ly carried into execution ; redu
ced in substance to the a! tern a
tive of the amount in litigation
being paid down, or causing the
same to be secured to the satis
faction of the considado of this
city, and in defect of both, to ar
| rest and hold the person of the
! said Meade; and he having faii
!ed in the first part, and not satis
; fyirg the tribunal of consuiado.
as to the Security offered by the
; said consul, it is hereby declared
that his liberation cannot be
i granted under the aforesaid gua?
j rantee ; arid whereas it becomes
!an imperious duty to secure j
| Meade’s person in the castle of,
I nta Catalina, which from its j
locality demands ail the prevail- i
bon adopted by the governor j
thereof, and those being wry |
co ra patible with hU rnanitv and
the respect due to the sahi;
MTeade, and which probably
might be more aggravating, if re- j
moved to another prison for!
greater security, which would
not require the same prccaiv'ons:
{"lris decreed by bis excellency,!
1 that he be continued where he is,;
| under the circumstances hereto
jfore cbscrvwol if be should hot
| order the re yd prison, (th.* com- i
‘.non yah ) and that this re loin bon i
Ibe mad: known to the consul of |
I the U 5. by his being furnished I
i with copies of these proceedings,!
arid of all the others bf him tie- j
manded, with the exception of the
♦ royal order oi the supreme coun
cil, which contains expressions
indicating secrecy ; and that if he
should be disposed to cmnpll* of:
that supreme tribunal, it w ill it*;
self resolve whether or hot he
shall be furnished with copies of
its proceedings; thus decreed &
ordered with die knowledge and
consent of Don Kafaei 1 inares,
and Quadrudo. auditor of war,
Signed,
c \Ti:u.noßius,
I.INAI FS, - !
JOSKF ROlTtlOVrz PKLAIiZ.
VKKIFICATIUN.
The foregoing are true copies
of the official correspondence &
original proceedings as recorded
on my registers, in. conformity
with the royal order of the su
preme council of was, and of his
court arid notorial office of which
,1 am m, special charge, to all
v hich I refer, in compliance with
th*e orders therein contained, the
whole to be furnished to the con
sul of the U States o ’ America,
1 nccornpanied by the folibwing of
ficial lette r from his excellency.
*
Signed,
JOf'EF KIUIRIGUEZ PBJLAKZ.
CADIZ. MAY-2-T/ 1316.
By the enclosed copied the
proceedings, you will Di
ed of* he determination’t
the tribunal of the consul
v/ell as that by the gove
, the castTe ot Santa Cata,
this place, as also of w-ircq,
,'ted in c. nsequener, wh
.! quires the a rn-’
iDotffV''**’
j the dt *.,•
dyoiirto thi
!l • JM.
•i 15. id™
] To t?! t* Vj ‘v,
‘i r t
FORM TONNE
ON DON, June 28.
Mr. Canning was introduced
to the Xvegcnt by tire Dari of Li
verpool, upon his return from
Lisbon, and upon Ids being ap
pointed president of the board of
control, and kissed hands accor
dingly.
July I—Vigorous measures,’
it is said, are to be immediately
carried into effect against the
Barbary powers. We have said
il the British flag had been in
sulted, or the British honor com
promised, there can be no best
’ tation in chastising the barbari
ans ; but we repeat, that she fi
nances of the country are ndt in
ja state to permit our lavishing
‘money on the defence of powers
i from whom we, have little grath
|tilde i > expect Lord Exmouth,
I who only arrived m town on
Wednesday last from the Medi j
terranean, has been every day,]
ibr several hours, With the]
j board of admiralty ; arid yester- !
day morning his lordship left
town for Portsmouth, and will i
] sail with some men of war the mo |
merit the wind will permit, for
Algiers.
Government received this
morning accounts both from
France and Longborough. At
■ the former place an immense mob
1 assembled, and repulsed the yeo
[man cavaU v. wounding the com
imanding officer and two or three
1 osners, but were at last dispersed
, by diem 4ttd a party of Enniskil
len Dragoons. At Longborough,
frames have been broken to a
considerable amount,
i We have, reason to believe
that the duke of Wellington’s re
turn to this country has given
rise to many unfounded surmises
in France, and which may be
communicated here. It has been
whispered, we know, at Paris,
that his return has been occasion*
jed by political discussions, and
i that there may be reason to ap
prehend interruption to the ami
ty so happily established between
the Allied Powers and France-
And the foolish and v/icked at
tempt lately made to set fire to
his graced house, has naturally
given some degree of countenance
to these surmises. We have the
best reason to know that these ap
prehensions are totally without
foundation, and that his grace’s
return has been entirely owing
to the advice of his physicians,
who have considered the Chel
tenham waters as necessary to
relieve him from a liver complaint
with, which he is affected His
grace may be expected to leave
London the day after to morrow.
With respect to the attempt upon
Hgilanee of the
not yet discovered the
of it j but there is rea
believe that it was the act
ne single desperate incendi
v, and as much directed against
tie French pv hrces as against the
duke.
The Prussian government has
Assigned to ihe French regicides
;ful exiles, comprehended in the
dinance oi the 24th of Jure,
e.ith rc -of the tof lowing p/5/G-.;.
at their option, viz *
Selesia, Pomerania, the Marph of
Brqndenburg, and the country
6f Magdeburg.
July s—Yesterday, at half
o’clock, an address the
county of Kent was presumed to
the Princess Charlotte & Prince
Leopold; atCameiford itousc up
on their marriage. It is written
on twe; ty-nine skins of parch
ment, and measured about 20
yards. * „„
Ou/ government'-, is Jo
have suggested to the Neapoli
tan government the necessity of
arming against the Barbaty Pow
ers ; armaments have according
ly been ordered. To the Papal
Government we are stated to
have some important communi
cation, but the nature of it is not.
explained. At Constantinople
there is great activity, and the
fleet fit ring out there is supposed:
to be destined against the Dey off
AlgLo s, who ha3 long refused to
acknowledge the superiority of
the Grand Seignior. May not
another supposition be entertain
ed, that the Fu kind Armaments
are to defend the Barbary states
in the event of their being attack
ed by the Christian Powers ?
When we know the deep and ir
reconcilable hatred of the Maho
metans to the Christians, it can
scarcely be believed that whan*
jever causes of complaint the DU
van may have against the Pow
ers that possess that vast b fer
tile co at, which extends from Al
giers to the Desert of Barca, it
will not see with satisfaction
j much less aid* any attempt to put
‘down the power of these follow
ers of the Mahometan faith, and
plant the; Cross upon the ruins
of the Crescent.
Yesterday about half past four
the Duke of Wellington went to
the shop of Messrs. Rundell &t
Bridge, Ludgate-hill ; his grace
‘was soon recognised by the foot
. passengers who collected in
: crowds to get a view of him ; he
mounted his horse amidst loud
j acclamations, and with difficulty
ex/ricated himself from the im*
mense throng.
Dover, July 20.
The emigration from this ports*
is excessive. Up to the 28th inst.
, 520 family carriages and chariots
have been shipped for France;
‘there is scarcely a village in
. France without English of some
class and description. At the
custom house sale on Thursday
last, three silver sets of Bona
jparte’s medals consisting of 145
I each , were sold for 4y5). They
! had been entered at 50l each, &s
were seized as undervalued.——
These medals however, have not
the sharpness nor the beauty of
the bronze, which are become in
valuable. The dies are ali bro
ken, and iris said Adrian has dis
posed of his dies to the French
government. The Ret in n from
1 Elba* one of the mint medals,
will fetch in France from 20 to 30
Napoleons ; they are certainly
very line specimens oi art, and
authentic records of memorable
Invents,
Y'. * a: ivz*