... :CONSTITUTlioN orP Te STAstE OF HAYtl. : :I - : The undersigned Mandates, charged with 1 the powers of the people of Hayti, being lekgally convoked by his Excclincy the General in Chief ' of the army; penetrated by the necessity of' Ina- a king their constituents enjoy the sacred, impre- scriptible, and unalienable rights ofI man; pro- claim, in the presence, and under the auspices of the ...

... xStURDAY, MAY so. -THF GRAY-D- -PE1DIYrQN.. The time *hen tbe ?? now preparing will-t actually sail, depenids an the confingencies.which u! ay re t sult frem thepresent-state of alfairs-upotithe Coiltilent- bsit~ve .areassured that Mnlisters are indefatigable in their t i'erent dpartmen'ti, sahd-thait sunb activity has beediem- pioyied thatievery thingwill be-ready ir 14 days from this date ...

... L0 N- ' ON I I: ig, EXPEDITION UNDER GEN. CRAUFURDIs ?? L-: : We have received from a correspondeni with '0i~thzs 3expedition, the subjoined account of the prin- :he cipal ?? that took place from the time Irt- the expedition left England . ie- The expedition sailed from Port Praya bay, red St Jhgo, in ?? evening of the 11th January, un- *nt der convoy of the Spencer 74, the Hon. Captain .nd ...

... I , ., t LiA~ - W , I* _ . Ian Saturday,ron the report. of thee committee ap. od pointed -by:/the last Asseubly, on t-lle overtures: re- df garding the -roperty taxii.iboing called g fior, De., iar- Gki VE3, the. convener, sttedthat from pairtcu. so- lar circumst'.nces, they khad hitherto been unable be- to do any thing in the. :ulject remitted tob;them. far Te Assenibly;appoinie.Ia new ...

... PO3RTSM()UTH. S ; -SATIflDAY, MAY SO. Yesterdav a-zland dinner was given, at the Crown, bV ?? the Hundred of Portsdown, to -, ., -.I - . fl .1 - t tlevwortihy Me.mbersfortheCountv. At oue o'ciock the Members 4Lre met, at -Risea Green, by more tiian 300 Electors, (aboflt 20I -of -whom 'were on horseback or in carfiagib w*ith hsidtU they pro- ceeded. in regular proiession, to this place. The ...

... ? CT', ?dlcb ID IL -li -chains,' Al 'oI I Tril-rp. iln- ?? i rtu- .EDIArBURGH-JuE 1.p be pi1 Ing It was asserted some time ago, that G jetaij a( ,ro- BEIIESFORkb had effected his escape from the Spia- CS niards at Buenos Ayres The Geieral landed on th oon Fridav se'ennight at Limerick, from his Majesty's di e ship Diomede, and immediately set off for Lou- 'in rhe ?? 'Ayres had not been ...

... ' MEMBERS RET0RWNtD' TO SERVE [INTHE PR ESENPRLIAMENT. Appleby. Cord Nowick. Antrim. Hon. JT..O'Neil and E., MNlaglhte, Erq. lledfordfhire. F. Pym E q. and Gen. itzpatrick Banif County. 'Righet Hon;Sir W. G rant Belfalt. Edwdrd'May,' Efq. Cork County. Lord V. Bernard and H-on. O.; Pohfonby Durham Ctousty. Sir R. Mailbanke and Col. Elilton Dorfeilhire. ?? MPite and ?? Portman, Elqts. Downthire ...

... JMI# q Y IQuIRlY. ?? ?? 11 ;m ; Fourth' Rbport. of ti Cimnitiffioners of Military In- 4uiry, refpeainig. the Office of the Barrack Mafter General, and Barrack Buildings, with a Supplment J tomthe Firfe and Third Reports. This interesting docurment has been just printed, a and, with the appendix., contains 3899 folio pages.I We. can, therlefore, only give a sketch of this report. 4 It begins ...

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... I * .: t4 -: ?? ?? 7 - IF RESS2 'Wn1]TfAALf, MAk I8.The inia j'p )iaetsed to grant alte C. Imhof, Rsq. a. Lieut. Gol.-m tile'.Arw, ?? Licenre and ' inisimn tbat hre ina&ireoei *wear the'.Emigns of ?? h'ee!ia; S ndpitA^ far Orderwif 'St: i dahnbi, of which fie hitt beei electii a! Xuiilibt Gran~d Comnmandef at a Ocoerat: C~hapter of tiie ?? hedd at.Bamiierg,,ob the 21Mb d~y QfJune, 1806. - ...

... FROM TUES9AT'S LONDON GAZETTE. HoAX'rTAL.STAF5.-Surgeon Thomas Watton, from the 7th Foot, to be Surgeon of a Recruiting Diitrid, vice Adams, who exchanges. BARRAcxs.-Henrv Marder, Gent. Lieutenant on half. pay, to be a Barrack Maller in Great Britain, vice Grant, whole appointment has not taken place. BANrKRUPTs.-W. A. Hebb, of Bridgenorth, linen. draper J. Midgle}, of Leeds, grocer. J. Parry ...