Star. — London, England, 1816-09-20 00:00:00

, • ~ • fp • • - • • BRWSLS PAPERS: • • OMEN • • • "; CAMBRAY, SEPTEMBER:Ik . • • •• • I The English trims. of the Army of . Oektliodon• have: tilted part of theircantitritnitliti -tii'loris a camp undei the walls otour town;:Theliumbee may tl be estimates at 15,09 men ;• they Yryti be rotative& all the siaXon to be eserciied in the grand mentitavrOs • at which , the Duke of Cambridge/ who is ealtvcid#r will be present.. • - The Duke of Wellington has just had ati . Qtrlei ore the D;ty . published, - which obliges all theolliceri and , persons belonging to the Administratire Depute:semi' of the Army not to . go out except in'tinitorni.' •• . • BRUSSELS., SEPTEMBER 15. ' The States of the Province • Hainault:ltavini addressed to the King respectful-representatittits. on . ' the introduction -of mounifactuted goods . -iit4 tint. kingdoms. he Minister of. the Interior,,throngh who*, these representations have been conveyed to h is: Ma:.; jesty, has just announce) that his-Majesty will taki than into his serious:cOnsideration ; on the other band, a general try on the sathe subject rises ; trim , all parts of Brlginen,and everything gives.repson tp hope that it will be heard by a Prince who wk.** , good of the subject the guide of his actions.. 'Ws Royal Highness the .Duke, travelling undet•4lo tit!e of the Eat! of Dublin, .passed through Liege Oet,tlt,C 12th, going. to Stutgard. . A cireemstance which ,proves in an evident mantiir that the present Government of Prance - becomes daily more eousol;dated, and that it enjols entire' cquhdence in foreign countries is that the sums paid as securities, (ks caulionannins) in Belgium tinder the Govt tomtit of Bonaparte, are now negociatitrg here at 25 pe! twit. discount. . • T : . • FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER If. • The Russian . General Caen; .Rostopthin k rworialised his name at hiosaiw, is arrived in this ail. The Emperor of Austria, as a proof of his friendship. and confidence has givens°. Prince Leopold his brother-in-law and 5004n4aw, the vacant; Rte. mint of Nassau Usingen. They write from Vienna that tbe.apptoaching mar riage `of his M . Aiesty the Emperor of Austria, With a Princess of a Royal House of Germany will won* be officially announces!, and•that it will be solemnized in the course of nest )krvember. The Grand Master of the Court, Prince Trammansdorff, is taking. all measures to finish the. preparations before the end el October Several merchants have passed through this city, coming from France end going to Dantzic, to pin chase- corn 14r the account of the French Govern ment.. A great quantity of corn Las lately been bought in this neighbourhood to .go down the Rhine .•-a partia lot the supply of the-Allied Tamps. PRIVAr rE LETTERS. • " PARIS Serenest Is. Rlt appears that forty-two Members. accustomed tri vote with the majority• of the late Chambet of Deputies, are ineligible, .on account of not having attained heir fortieth year. " Some Ultras were speaking so loud and diere specttully of the Ordonnance in the Chapel of his Majesty, that an ancient Receiver General exclaimed, • Ah 1 Gentlemen, can you have forgotten the law ega nit seditious exclamations i 9 . • • t 4 General Travaux, committed to the custody of Chinas: at the Caitie of Ham. has so sensibly telt *his confinement, that for the last three weeks be has been in a state of mental derangement. " It eras remit ked that the King, in 3f:binning di* Ptesyents at the Electoral Colleges, who were pre sented to him yesterday, engaged them 1.44 Ettiasit De putties soges ntais peer. • • ~ . " Ttle Abbe Fleuriel, Chaplain in Ordinary of the King. and ' Almoner of die. French Esubasvy at the: Court of nine, arrived• at rads yesterday evenieg from that city. Hedelivered to his Majesty for ra• tifibation the Treaty on Ecclesiastical ALMS, agieid on between his Eminence Monseigneur Goi.salvi, Secretary of State at Rome, and M. le Comte Blacas. It k stated, that one of the clauses stipulates. that the unsold •property of •the Couch in France shalt be ej paiitored to the' Clergy. This epnaross an artiel which appeared three days since in the.Filisk 4•1 win R. t Journal which May be f e lt ed-on- forks Cnurt irmillizeice. as it is•known tai be patronised by one.of -Le Princes albs Royal Line." . -• ' "ANOVIIItt Latilt—lSAMS DATE. . •s M Laine finds 'at 'Windt ditheelty in distnossirg _ It • the Prefects ai be did id dissolving the Chamber.- ! it is true that an Orddona te. of yesterday mhibits the 40maisial'of *three of shoes.. obnoxious .Magistrates; • but that number is very insullicient for the gredd gnu "pose in View-;- , namely, the snoring of good- eltstitics. - - The existence of a two-faitildwer in the Goemnreigut , of this 'coultryb' Was never mmy manifest thmt at thiC • inoicent: Tbegclitintittbe of the majority of the hall Chamber, whir% pay be sailed the lififistry of .dat t fiaces, Iseldjegiiir Cmmeik and isseeibeleOrdous 4 , nonces„.-whicls are not less obeyed thatv:thiore tif, the King.,.. They bale a conesiondeat Agee - tin theil3c p4rtmants, for eyery ostensible Agent of Givisitiotent. , - ,Thos aoxernMeat basing .appoiafed Presiding of the Electotal Colleies, they hive ',Malted Agents of eortespoodent.htfluptee, "leo ay( 44 totting out' l c for , their respective, ;natio . . 'ups. • M. de Pawky, .con. .. 1 ladeutial, Stctetat)%ok,ths j . sir AogooletheVkas just set out for To-Oleic io . is. e-spaeity.' . Tills' Com *KC. have driwe sp. ; a ,Pkvtett against Oa' Oedem as*. tot dissolving the Cheeiaber, which ty caws late polosely in the, .Departineets. .Therain:are re . -called us *befriend, of Royalty Al thereat 'Measures passed during the last Session s& boom id that cause. tteerciais,esqibited , a decelerated' . of their lutes. : views; w hich is ; Nall eke auto thiecito oflitsir apk • hole ,4' prificipki 40 sees The Ain is described - . in;thh.Paper as guided, like bis ate brother, by & Revolutionary) aetion;1410111 political doctrine is ..presented to Mitt as the wilt of dse Minn: ,- •. . if Sinister events.nre depicted es Abe consequence • 'of yielding -again. to councils 7 co tallish cwenty-five - years of caamity .are attributed. mid the faithful to gen nistewetwateh7,are 4101 invited. to their midis venlig in order to deliver the folisg- oil 'of the bands 41 his pernicious4dviern, acid Monody . times of the Revolution he mated his •to those of the fiends of tile State to deliver his brother from diorite° prevail ing Lethal. Since the dissolution of the Chamber, • timed insubordicatiof has abfwit !leaf amps the • • "--1 - 77 -r 'Vaasa caph_and ' poses. These Vositisups Iri•civ shaft ,V.itismea maw Voteir and stetitrocull i bu *alio 'irratte,? leCiliVit was lately given in the . Debate iraatonstuitatied by an entigrant officer, whisi 'had . sot 8101 any service for live and twenty years. Upon the setpnd in command remonstrating with him 'on the danger to which he waS exposing the vessel by,the direction he was giving it, this old yet inexperienced consramidet, offended with the advice, 1 put tho.officer under airiest, Hardly had he taken_this 'step wbcn. thiarigate struck. You will observe, that the "Surgenn who turniihed the account of the event -given in. the .fasntal des,pfbatr, and whose conduct in so.doing rra4 severkly censured in the Moniterr, has been made to disavow his interesting and but coo ac curate narrative: 'rhie * latter circumstance, in which Silk hand of *Owe fi Sit visible. has filled the public '-4 with indigalitton." • • 4 • uli.gyfipliNG s'rAu_. -07 LONDON. . 4 4 I.IrgIDAY, OPTEMBER 20. 1816. BRICK dr fiTOCKS 'I'M; DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK : ' Iteductif ohnt—Cons. ow ili--Cons. fur ace.. 6il 4 Cept. Iblit;.-S per Cert. tiny 991 93 1 I ndia Doails Tr. Or. pre.—Ezehtiurr lib. is. Ss. pre. WU have riceiied the Paris • Papers of Tuesday. An article from Toulon informs us, that Lord Ex-, MOUTH has gone to iefit his fleet at Smyrna. This is very probable, .for we have been informed of late, that the 'Archipelago swarms with Greets pirates, who must aliohe Chastised. The PRINCIIS*EIi of the BRAZILS, who are to marry,' FUDINAND of.Srniu and his brother, have at length:4 arrived in Europe. They,-are accompanied by Oak viral Ilaaassoan, PARIS ?. SOTEMBEIit V. A Coefier.who le ft Madrid on the 9th announces iba arrival at Cadiz. of the two Princesses of the Brazils who are to marry Ring Ferdinand and his brother. They sailed from Rio Janeiro on the Sd July, and arrived at Cadiz on the 4th September They were to proceed to Madrid forthwith. COURIER ECTRAORDINARY 01' TUINDATiltaittiNG. His Majesty has ordered the convocation of a Maritime Council Of War, in order to toy the Coin mandant and, Officers of the Medusa fkigate, who abandoned in a manner so inhuman and so cowardly the Frenchmen whose safety was entrusted to them. Au Ecclesiastic arrived here yesterday from Rome with the Treaty which regulates the religious affairs of France. It is said to be equally honourable to both Sovereigns. The favourable issue of these arduous negotiations is due to M. de Blacas, the French Ama bassadoe at Rome. CONSTANIINOPLE, AUGUST te. A new Ambassador trcm Persia bas arrived here lately. He has been treated with great distinction. The barber of the Grand Seignior, who was s great favourite, has been suddenly dismisbed, for meddling with matters which did not concern him. RIO 'AHEM°, JULY 4. The two Princesses, Isabella Maria and Maria Francesca, sisters. to the King, embarked here yes terday for Cadiz,. on. board the Saint Sebastian..... General Beresford. General in Chid of the Pinter. littetas wanly, accompanies them on board ;Another blimp of ivar.. • The expedition of 4500 men against Monte Video s has diseinbatked at St. Catherine. The transports will return about the I.sth. : Another corps of 6t 00 man bas set off from Saint. and proceeded over hind to Monte Video: they have altsady arrived •at -Santa Therese, a strong place on the.fro,ntiers. General Labdur is i t ' the head of the espetLtion ; for General Berestord would not accept the..command. Ail the English Officers who were is this expedition have also with. . . . drawa. ' ' ....- .• '... '..-.' • ••• • From MOntitrideci they Witte, on the 15th June— ,' A Portuguese corps d'armee is expected eery mo. meat to occupy the right bank Of La Plata. They are prepared to receive them.. l . • A Flanders Mall arrived at a late 12011, last nighl, I! - from which we . M i re' ikreweetracts in - a preceding column. -.- ':'..-, . . -. . . . This morning we received Hamborgh and Brus; . l sell Paper's.. . The fotine r are chiefly occupied witi i . speculations respecting royal marriages: the kettle contains a proposed. law. nominally 10f testrainirit the licentiousness of the pica in the cads of matters, relative to foreign Potentates with whom the KUM, of the NirruantAxo. it on terms of amity. We in:ur sine that this law.hpriaciPally lealleci, at a groioit Of Frenchmen resident stilts's:els, who employee:fey . means in their power to libel the Kara of laasiee, though the medium of the public journals.— The meanstesorted to firs its prevention, do ctotap. pear to us to be the best that might be devised. The. Law establishing the Liberty of the Preisettook not , be infringed by new . enactmeau or decrees. • Let its' POVren be Gut tried by `regular process : and let illich other means as casting laws already famish, for ' punishing the disturbers of public peace bes put' it aim, especially d such. as teach fore*** ethefa these . ate the prime agents ; but never take it far gralto4; tiist an taws fget inefficient,till they haeo•-beeapitto .'the testa and foand . not to'melt theileaseifbatasles:.. , ' •; la Frame . tba...latheni of • the Pit* 1 6 4, 4 ' 46 ' I oally, but is in fact a non.entity. lii.47.ldititionent of_the Netherlands should look not to Truce, but to . . HAGUE, SEPTEMBER 1. .. , Out Treaty with Spain' against (be Barbary Powers Irish signed On the 841 of . August at r e nadalaxarre, by the Minister Cevallos and the Alibis:Etta of - the Netherlands, Zuylen van Nyveldb:' the two Powers snpply a certain number of meta a z — war, frigates, 'and gun-boats, which will unite and operate .toga_ { A ber: Tho marine of the two Putters has fretad. ' Mission to the ports of each other. and several of the ' Maritime Powers are,to be itiited to accede to the Alliance. HAGUE, SEPTEMBER 11, . . A Message has been sent by his Majesty to the Chambers, With A project of a law. fl?! training .the licentiousness of the press in reipett •thlibels . on :for! reign Powers. . His Majesty observes, that the Constitution makes 'all men answerable for what they .publikh ; that the limits of this responsibility, Ste. arc to be found in the Penal Code. Many persona have. thought the regu '{anions no this head 'neither 'precise nor complete Lureenough to protect, from the idsolence of :the ill dis posed, the Government of-a castoff, where the cen. arbitrary artists, and pawl rqtraints,; are and must be prohibited. As long. however, atcalomess and probity are the distinguishing traits of the na. 1 tional character, there can be no reason to fear the issue of the conflict between truth and error ; and his Majesty sees no reason to restraint • the expression of, opinions on the internal goterittnent;ne to shake: any alteration in the ezistinglaws'on'thishead. The case is different with respect.toinsults ihroujilii the medium of the press to teighlmmting i Goverw ments and Sovereigns, With whom . his Majesty is united by friendship. * This abuse - has increased' ion great degree within a few months, and the numerqus complaints that have been made..shew that it is.sime to put a stop to it. His Wiest!, tberefore, proposes a law, by which-- .. I. All those who, In their publications, insult the personal glower of foreign Strategist's awl Priores,,recognisid by his Majesty, and on terms of friends hi p with hirnovbei shall question I the legality of their Governineats, or throw Whim on thelcts of their Government, shall be punished fa the fiAt offence bra I Ise of 500 fiord's, or in dt fault of payment- six month. Impel. POnllltilt ;. and on a repetition of the °Sac*, by an imprisonment of front one to three years. . . u. The Printers, Etc. to be liable to Me gam; penalettly unless they give up the Author, so that hi may be convicted and pis. I mated. 'I be Printers beside"; ldatrthelr license for the first 1 time for throe and afterwards for six years, with corifiscation of the Copies of t he prohibited Work. . 3. It shall be no excuse that the Artletee consphinod of see taken or extracted from other Papers or Werke. • • The Pia= RECENT is expected to leave town immee•iately for the Stud-house, Harnptomcourt, a.hence his Royal Highness will proceed on a visit to Marquis CHOLSIONDELET, Re Hotightest-hall. • Yesterday the Dukes of YORK and CUMaEItLaND, Earl BATHults:, and Viscount CASTLEREAOII, had audences of the Pet Eat REGENT, at Carlton House.. BAG4HOT, SEPTBIllith 19.—This riming their. Royal Highnesses the Dukes of GLOUCESTER, S9S.i, sax, and CAstauloOt, took' an airing on horseback :1 they afterwards returned tb Bagshot Park to dinner. The demand on the KING of NAPLES made by the United States, to he. indemnified for the robberies of IGO/ MURAT, is perhaps the inost ridiculous act of which the Amerfcans have ever been guilty. Why do They not demand restitution from Loots XVIII. of Alr the property stolen torn them by NaroLeon, in virtue of his own Decrees 1 Nay, why do they not claim from King Sewn BONAPARTE, Now in America. -and a ciaevant Kum of NAiLea too, the valeta. Wes which he confiscated, belonging to Ame rican citizens, during his happy reign in Na ples ! ! This man is now in their power. and with the very property thus stolen he has bought large estates in America. Perhaps there would not be enough of the bragadocia in calling him to account ! Men of war, and the parade of Embassies would be wanted to giveeclat •to the-demand, A County Meeting wair.hehl on Monday last, .st. Stafford, for the purpose of • entering into. a subscrip. ; tion to alleviate the• distresses of the MisnufactUrers and labouring'portrof that county s• the High Slteriff in the Chair. The Resolutions in" moved by S'ir . Joint WarorraiLmr. The venetabk Bishop of the, diocese came purposely from-.Bsth to be . present at. the Meeting. and began the subscription with the• liberal sum of £5OO. Lord - Anson subscribed 1100; Sir aolitßT PEEL MOO; .Lord TALSoT,: Lord Km- EMMY, Lad GOW R lt_,_ Lord GRANVILLE, and Lord BAIOT seloo each. frlrs-Boturow, Mir. W A I T , a other Gentlemen also , subscribed /SIM each., DRURY LANs TaiRATREteg-'rbe-Plar.iii Le n a", VOW was perforini.ffTan right. Previous to thv rising of the*curtain; tsfr`FWAL - Llicu came forward tO•request the indulgence of the Haw for Mr. RAE. announced ler the character ofFralerick. Mr. RAE, he said, had been attacked . with an inflamnimory cold, and had lost blood, but would, notwithstanding,' attempt the character,. relyiog .. upon the -kindness of the-audience. Tliis addtess aril,etireceteed, and 'Mr. RA S, although. positions •acted with a &ten aneffeeling that drew down universal plaudits.. . Mn.s Kitour, who made; such Successful debut in Alatki kidnap and Mr. .154:Nuouon, in the character of Baron frildesAdin,stsa appeared with increasedadvantage. ThelOther parts were sustained by Mitiriiin;WALLAcE, Pirimar, and, Mgrs. MARDTN, with all their accustomed ability...a:. The'Afterpicee Of Plis /eishmais it London closed the amusements of the evenini,' with frequent peals of .laughter and shouts of apoause. ':Our oldlavivarite Jonntrrona was in good health and spirits - , and this .will atcountfor What svehive just stated. The collection et the Hereford bbitsie v 46b, • • -* . 4104 4 formerly Of ,Gotier4:ditrden Theatre, is now the vocal attraction of the 134ibidoes Theatre. :Ho i iglt Europe in sithlwrasiett Peitatitstauces, stild , has , illabtaliAl*ttfd the &Si' inticluce cf his sbacess.iti the West • Itidici . to hit; fevegi c rs,- with a . . proalitctir liquidate the whole of his debti the iscoseht. he .4 tmabled so to do. INTOLERANCE. ~~~~ • have beat had occasion' to notice • intolerance of more than: one of Legislatures% Some of theit acts ,allowed by . the Government at home have been frequently reminded of the pl necessity of avoiding every species of condi Teethe of, or inimical to, the principles recognized by, the constitution and prat *tier Couetry but 1611 they presome 40 tithe io ape the lawgiVers of the fourteen 'plainly proving how inimical the rist.ncr any co4ntry, is to the advancement of In'every thing that regards ,political economy, and the rights of conscienc e , intellects of our West•lndiA Legislators hate of absolute infancy. Let any man mind read the following extract from the .the flonrt.bf elmeal* of Se. Vncent, of M ay and then say if it he possible to find terms reprobation against au attempt to bind men for the Oospel, the Colonial System of Gur to preach up the rights of white thee, tc keep the children of Africa in bondage. The following Message camelfroin th. is Thi s 13 e e.4 f u rther recommends, 'hat an Act lattere - shoula be immediately framed, for the ' of cis* Methodist mission in this Government g and increachers of every denomination, should allowed to preach within it, kintil they have enterel. ties, themselves in £4OO currency. and two freeholders likes stem each, that sb, doetiine 9r opinions OW or circulated by them, unfriendiy to the system estab:isheekin !his Colony, or incOnsttent with , t.we to their mares ; and..skat_every such preacher , take a solemn oath', Wading ; histseit in the observance atop, and further deposing he has no connection, dholatitold, any corrtitontience.. direct)! or • lay belf•ereated.weietys: or soy Other unauthorised who, either directly or indirectly, have Wiellielbre in the relations between master and Offloldis. "Istenaaw Rost, Clerk of • _ To which Was returned the followin The reconismendtiion suggested by yen' feyr_ok.viating as much as possible the baneful Wits of ceiteitiMeihodistibissionaties, has long been a subject of s most serious reflection and it pledges Kiel io lend iii heany Lid ant' carriento.full roles and efficiency any law or b e frbenedigy your Honourable Boar 1 for reeled , 'keittpkknl : 4, Aezr..Cauigso. _.~-. • CURIUM MANDeNte.NT.-n article the Gth ult. says, that a Man4ernent actclreiseit to Confessors, containing a for which they are not to vatic abs:lnt are reserved for the Archbishop. Arai eoEkare those who wear tight breed that rake them, and the merchants They are not to be ahsolvel withunt thak penitence fur two month's. WF -1..*1, the Mandement says, "Sacrament, nyiniftri deprehendenth rriulieres, qua: peetOre, vet sine, ye' Brachiis, supra cis copspiciendas dedertrif, nrc nt iitteitn,t remoralia tam arcta, ac inhones facitOerateen - packrem lzdant ; ae lea etUrwroveriut ear - unique vendil Absoliint," ate. • . PAIUSIAN FASUIONL—Deep blue any pretty general.colours for hats. On 1114c•crepe are frequently exhibited wl three white roses. On those of deep daisies are often seen, or a fillet of gar round, and then disposed en marmot/:. of green stripes on a blue ground, tissue straws are still worn ; but hat, are becoming very. rare:—Socne media, make waistcoats, double Cross, of Mr dets of different colours ; the boitcart broidered with bouquets, are whr shades of palish , yellow : the bond( cottespond, appear, to he hale an in bright sltewy colours. VRIGIITON. SERTUMBER The delightful weather of the last increased in a tenfold degree the s phifitati. The • promenades. have urnUrded. and the itkilosof new 'comers The crops aroundiss her afford ptiospects :Ahern is, in fact. roost kinds of grain,.and it ',Alvin 'Of the whole breednf forestallers invent any excuse for keeping up ueeessaties of life daring the ensuing By a Gentleman who arrived thif ;Preece, • we learn,• that :thecrops 00tirally speaking, are .equAlly .pornisi Telt pearly 20 frames per s•ick• -last •r and 'a farther reduction is er,peeted. The Frentit Custom•houte Oflitas murdered Captain PARTAIDON , Are , and it it not supposed at Dieppe, • Ment.eill be inflicted upon them, from stances which have transpired, and pears that their unfortunate victim lainelessi in hit llscal tritnsactionl lemma. The beautiful plitet the 'Eliza, ilig from Dieppe, atter a fire vastai iengers,,among *whom Were General Oortsfasr, Mr: GATTON. TURN , 'Lady, Mr. BROOKS and Lady, : _Timis*, Mr. WALKEU, Mr. BESUY, .—lt haanow become a favourite Brighton Vishionablet to go over . .at Saturday evening to Dieppe,. wherf rally landed next naorniag, and proceed to Roden, visit that splendid to Dieppe on Wednesday, in time for Brighton again. An arrangtmem by the French Authorities at Dier _treiOtio the facility of dais pl - dsay iidd; ecooornical Conduental pottmay now be had there- h toe bid/ranch or is. 6J. •a.r.d...coaca , .'.tfierpt (Of kOlifh and i'.11,4 1 AS London to Brighton. • - ~...__ _ . .. . . . c •• - • . . .% . • ' ... . • . - e. • trepapt s - .. 't.r4lff iket tiOni Weigh* reef/Nast. it IPopla away.. faNy.tbs.stieicial re GPs set ' into their native poej 'mita of a ,well•regottted butfree pfett—dr — - lifitbol•4 •, .___ n . _ tbeoed by th eir numeral= actfia.' walk' of well.regnleted Crovetiegutott• 111 . 1111 i 11 " / It Ire , . .. id influence ing s tir. become IMare pi e ,* and insteAd ' of-subjeciing:tbo PktOpielP ra! Rating I frigate, of the fate• of *hose .. ~ titvt. viten in the Joerset dn. 11111;ion tempt them secretly is !kb yonroiboaibittouitiodia sawaus. SEP rkmßEit /. _ . • • NI f our Vitt.' pew' e; and tl remand conduct co. wawa " of tolereina d =,sssee Arrived th e t 1 • B:! ri Sr o e n cli t Pith o li l re: l l ' . vie2 C tent a e til".: n be'r soli t t n f tasei:t.: l ° l4 l cr f ri grd i:el ni d .ll°l l ell ll :i ll • te of alaircit. whence she sr of reAsn n Tar, htisn•rav sOcisi o r d er , ' nseie ete, the ' and lt " Si i s v t e er d s , re• Yet is ' t from the . R;' Mersinhe ave Sailed file M a? Si 181 c. Isiah troops. Ii 19. ch, Pal '27 11 h : e t:I : I tr n iff ilipfir t il iai CEPCgLeaAal:::!la'taD3lCrA:Tinent. Oc • iAc Ciliis ; arc will Act of the Lep. • Arrived tilt better reran* and that dine r . the Cachet i fa future mem 815"111,-."11 at 3 l o t ec e f r tt e : d i in ,cani r t o uat ien,L bde.... i sv rO lea fti rtye, %, litw a t l ek ai rreettoldere m t i e with the C, *hall be iutatme e d it of Goverme nt Arrived kit the duty a nt i with Mails reacher l ad ah i 'l 4 packet void bvervance toy picket, I r indirec t ly, witk 7rhe gal rived set d na with MASI ve or shall %Rev Melia Bar and slave in stet' and two tor ITgann._rit.ll:upSiivebilest S ari , t 6 14 Ja S eiLl un O dl N a e toti G.,veranm, weather I don in 03 limo • allay b e g toroperetiou w lawswhich FR Arrived vriedyi.! the O i laugh; Vi tAttv, SFealuir.• " ni : fi rin a g i 6 l l ( ir l ir S os t rnl : l : llea t i he Tplbe sat l'Saltie Z uleri , :g ;a bd"r*l;it ; ll 61:411. 1 t ititoi, and which der cork; wrong nther per. . fermack, ches, tie tailors that sell %hem. ; The t , t having prined Rio Jam Vith •re,pecc a , 4th 01 di aerrenti ficenarte Lmd oruatas gratis tettatitecl cubiturn eget. try, that non virus cii in.f', &SS Ll' comporia,' Durir denuo tarter. Lord I itores, iaos versing cot A the Liu and lilac are sw MOUTH I these forrcedi . exclaim white daisies, or comma . seep blue, sh . o sitting auze, first mild: and in his me: f 'i n Y je w fi ths ie $ t i n t : oa s enemy. Merino, i t e yt h s s l . l diah discipli Fri sometimes sm. wilted or differ ent hag . peepeers Ives which s rich wl , 4 hen ac 4we pr i ed iu the !R 19.. trim, c last fortnight. imationa pleasures el.lO • eminer of count certain est increase. 'cance l , . the most - Amass of a double cos' "rvg Izsle the in. a en and regratert a.they p p. the price di' never I ng winter. British his morning his opi 1 in that count We plgrisjsing. ; of thti it - week it Dier it, the f.. • of the :us who so Wei : stems re.out upon bit and ta , that any pun i w .is con from some cavil' a the Na 1 from which 14' , partm I WAS 110taltogeder ied to ne-with the Fro 'Pol gra ally a l , attired this rag' P.estor stage. with 3.51 11; rpaniol .ral W A LLACE* 11i " They wan, Mr. Glair* AlAd Mr. Pi • t from It, Mr. ‘Yil.sart ,that s t e excursion Pith ' in this fine vole' ithey ;here they :le ' ,Rhe 1 whence they idid city, and . Wier e to sail by thy x. tine* ;rent has ;Ace so 10 ha )leppet, which seeini plc*,orable, sod the fs 4 excursion t a any English Po' 04c oaclies set off 1 ' l o ose :I:ca as t IV/ de .. • 'SAWA I NA S a - .~.