Star. — London, England, 1812-12-11 00:00:00

1 he cannot support the fatigues of a fresh igo. This klarriot of Chiefs, the most expe the army, in a co' n in which military tyirig been but imperfectly formed •in ma tact'fos in the irregular wars against the Turks, Prussians, &a. is muth more are than among -ipal powers of arope, is not the least of the which besiege Russia. in •the unprecedented contest . which the English have engaged her. In Lord Cathcart and Sir Robert Wilson offered Admirals, for it is well known that Russia can aved by a few gin boats or frigates placed mouths pf the rivers.. ' • tremble at the idea of a second campaign. system of retreats, so highly pkaised at the corn ..ement of this war, has lost its credit. The in of St. Petersburgh are notinclined to run pf seeing the enemy arrive once more in the "the empire, without any other means cf him than by the destruction of the second This method of setting a boundary to the of the victor is not according to their taste. true, that this time the inhabitants have not taken unprepared. It is already a long time they were advised by a Ukase to provide for safety, and in effect every thing has been packed sent off. It is this prudence itself which dis , their wiakness. For wli4 is a war Where t he Governtrient, even at a time when the enemy is not ',One any threat, says to his subjects, Tfem 'savve your effects`! It is at the distance of leapies from the theatre of war that 'this lan rate is held ; but what'sVill be the case on the first nte ligsnce of a movement on the roacrto St. Peters tiirgNi This city is 'no longer the picture of any 'Wig else than a wandering population. Every one it merely waiting 'for the signal from 'the Chief to bteal ip, No more business, no r4iore quiet; none of lgasines bf provisions which 'are' usually to In a metropolis. The 'foreigners have de the Court has quarters ready prepared for it and the rest of the population await with silence and in dread, what consequences which the blindness of ti faction will have brought upon these.- immensely numerous party demand the restore. peace. Some ambit;Ous persons, and others, seduced by the guineas of England, ;till stifle the humanity and reason. TgE EVENING STALL AANDON. r , - FRIDAY, DECEMBER OF STOCKS THIS OAY AT OK O'CLOCK4' 5911— r i per Cent. 75—Cons. for ac. 6Clif i—flipcit Ss. Ss. dis.—l4.Anns. IS 1-16t0 Bills (30.) Is.'pr.—(3o.) 51.—Ltott. Ticket ANL 9s. second and a third Edition we yesterday pre pur Readers with the substance of the intelli r . brought by the Gottenburgh Mail. The ad from Stockholm were of the 30th ult. those Bt. . Peteriburgh were to the 20th. addition to the communications given yester have this day, in a preceding column, the action of laying before our Readers the Bul a continued series of successful eperations . Of tr.sian armies to the 13th of Novfmber: On that . . :urusoFp's head-quarters were at Ballontino and cover, places, which, according to the best maps sussia, are about 40 vierts,l: e. twenty-slz English South by South East of Smolensk.. • • Russians knew nothing of Bo;l • Ar:artrz on the it we have the glorious zitisfaction of learning the 12th he was sill it sinotensl:, and is good Our belief in this fact rests cn the authority . letter from Warsaw, full of gros's' and palpable Falsehoods in other respects, and inserted in the Ger, Paßers.—His 24ith poiletio if dated on the 11th, therefoge unless we suppose tl.r.t a simulianeoul. :ption had been precOnterted at SMoleisk and at to conceal the escape of the defeated Co,. and his escorr, theie can be little doubt that . 14 over with him ! • ..,111SOIPI ° S pursuit of the flying army has been conducted in a inanne; which reflects the highest ' pn his military skill. Almost any other Ge. would have contented hithstlf With followitii upon the heels of his enetny, • whose advanc with Binr • Araaie at its head, *woUld conrs have had several days statt of their pursttera.- lcumore, however, had a much 'higher aim in hew that of driving the IFiessch . oht of Russia, aeL minim:Vies haVe bOen therefore commensurate tp, grandenr of his design. He moved the main, army in a parallel line with that ofthe French whole line of march was flanked by whirlwinds of Cossacks, Whose business it was, by bringing the incessantly to a stand, to impede tbeir way ICtrrysOrs has "leen aide to get tlie start Vrench army ; and although he did not tare amolensk, a Movement which; for good mi l reasons perhaps, did not enteT into ti 4 cpnc templation, yet on the 13th, three . days after 'thi armi f or rather . Boy.aratitra and his escort, that town, Eurusprz, with the Russian in formed a crescent in front of it. Mean trite Coisacks are swarming it} every direction % accomplishing thevforlF at destTuctiop wijh whscis it pleased HEAlia cg entrust them. . have now no fears for the relief of ttst coati' from its sufferings, even if the iminsicir*in ..• long ruled it 'with i will') of scorpion ba:still re• aftvecl'for farther ptinishMent W ;hi% life, and returns delight the eyes and ravish the sensesof the besotted- Parisians. Egrope is dellyered Ho will psobahly and • necrsary to withdraw his army from tilt. to maintain the system of terror by *WA are.beld iu subjeetitit siiiilnue to pour her regelsciatedliskinns f o e P tht, Of hii territories, until some exisprated victim • 11111Morrin great age, congsk r igo. *wed of I • Went: hay Bern tacqF PrUF'sl° the princip scourges contest in vain Lord tkeir Adm not be save at the otot They ten The syster, rnencemen habitants the rislf o f Centre of opposing I fcmqueSts Yt is tru been taker since they their safet: up and se covers the Governerig even blo t ati'd's 180 kepi rar es nte Olio else it merely break up., those xnal Ise found parted ; t at Abo, sileqce ax blindness An immc tion of pe seduced I cries of h rj PRICR Seduced 51 QM. 71—E Exch. Bills 1 n 11 sensed pr gencesbr vices fro from Bk., In ach day, we satisfactil letin of a the Rurai day ICUT Lobkovo of Russia smiles Sol The E 13th, bui that on t health. . of a lette Falsehood non Pap arid ther deccptior Warsaw sioa apc ;sew 0111 KUTUS conduc!e honour p nerd' vie pard, qpendy I KoTusoi than tha hit mans thp gran • Russian • —,his wl of Cossa French i In thiil of * occupy litiery re teraplati French oPtCTed fantry, the Coil accomp 1141: plea W e l :tent frc so long • tetvcd to deli • Parisiat It nem sills to • dives i . VrBl eni 'kali a • • ••: r. 4 of his cruelty turns upon hint, Mid rids the world the plague and pestilence which he his so ionic dealt 1 out to mankind. Nothing short of his death, can 'deliver the world ! We are noensliamed of thus publiekly 'avowing our fixed and rooteclopinions. Übe periikthlisir i ouciii of a Russian, the more glorious will belbe example of his end I We are not disposed to withhold the forms of: justice from such a huge delinquent—but if he could be tried and convicted by a Court Mar t . tial of Russian officers, for the murder of the twelve braye and loyal. citizens of Moscow, we must con fess that his' consequent execution by the halter, would be an additional topic for exultation to future generations. • But let his exit be sooner or later, his doom is now sealed—he has run his singuinFY career, and has 44 outlived the likings' , even of ihoae who were hismost devotedfollowers. Happy would it'be for mankind if the downfal of this once popular idol of' the un thinking and giddy multitude, should he regarded as an awful moral leison I ; ----- Tremble, thou wretch I "•• •' =r.. That hut within thee undivulged crimes, • l.inwhipp'd of justice—hide thee, thop Moody band! Tsou perjurl, and thou singular nun of virtue That art incestuous :—Caitift, to pieces shake, That node': covert and convenient seeming Hast yractis'd op man's life f—Clue pent-up guilts, hive your concealing Coatinests, and cry These dreadful summoner* grace!, ! A Prussian vessel has arrived at linver, fropt Dieppe, port she left three days 'since. A Gentleman, landed iron her, and who ha's arrived in to‘rn, states, that the utmost colisternation prevailed throughoUt Fiance on the subject of the disastrous • events in Russia, and insurrections are every wait'? S. • threatened. • !t is currently reported at 'Change that the above vessel biought an Aid-de-Camp from pth w ARTE,, with dispatches for Government. We have not yet .been able ti ascertain what credit is due tO'thiii ru- 1 mour, but itlas had the 'effect to raise the Stocks 3 4 per Cent. A letter friin a respietagerlergyman at bade * in Switzerland; to a Mend its London, which we hive seen;'states, that three hundred individuals had been shot for insnrreciionary conduct in the vicinity of Marseilles, within these few weeks. Nothing' was known Of BoNAPAtite in Prance subsequent to the lath bulletin. • .1* '‘' I•••• - SECOND EDITIOX. IqP9Ii.TEIL! qr 14orArA4Tz. • • i.•••••••Ww. STAR•OFFICI, TWO tYCLQCX. It it reported upon ' C hange, and generally he lieved; on the atltiotiv pf the arrival froT the oppo. site coast above allnded to, that 13ONAl'ARTE 1S NO 1/101tE ! He is said to have been killed in an elan with the Cossacks on the 19th ul% HL' whole eFort, con sisting of 3000 pieces. He hitnlelf of the cosgasks We • give the although we cannot thenticiiy, we mr every thing like He must have his way from Si the remains of his fate. -*. The following day,,alsek appearei Kession : . " 9OVerUPIII4 pottenhuith of , farther dispatches burgh, when the giclil tpc ItTwot dfscription, • . . ‘.f Geocral PXA' Pieces i of cannon ' '.• A: ~., id' Itibtite ,F,E,e. !deed at diseretinn , i I M The last:accounts Vita were dated 11 8niolensk, on I V(45 known of 'lox, .4 VICTOR has ' Parliament will to the 2d of Febnias*. W 2JS T MINE Vt 1 Wednesday nigh:, The Zsausth. 'The was loud ancl.lreqi were, indeed, eicrliaatly that of Gnatho, 1 We haiie to ,ble conduit in _ I this 'tonntey. '• 'Min( - -- 1 - escaped froth Pobron tiVit) of •tht mb ley, (Tots , thens, 4 ;pinsistill tbot itce; dti" Mosistity, , at ..0 " - .4l of which p' -. - • • ' fle. , ls ffi - isft4 .o.it , ,rs-atA vio &mei ~,. , - .. • - , __,i,lo t , ) , •..Acjas . t . NAPA MEILLWIR . ••=. L. , t,•• • ,j„ ... nn i • , . • 11q4n 4 ib • . 1 :. ... .......i.--. FALMOUTH, DECEMBER S. - u 0' ' 1 i.. qlgeslay f• '' • No arrivals to:day. .The brig. Rose, froin Vver- ; was f,, pool, for Malta, parted from 'her anchors list night:' qf two n.._ and was driven on shore ; she has received material inters ere moving damage.--Wind S.E. and strong gales. • ,-. • ' .'""':--- and arrived ' • • ---- to purchase a.. and . pigs, at Smithfield. They had occa'ion to r t o ti ., PLYMOUTH, DECE MBER!. . L.. • — .... -d—... ,.... for . the Brett ittaT 1 rftreshreent at the Black Lion public-hot:se la to, i - Sailed the Snenesllo o . l lln, l't guns , for "I trots :. neighbourhood of Whitechapel ; and on tetras tali off Jersey; 4rwitie CsirLf• lion i and the Nistaoci c u tter , f o r Brest. when * prisoner asked them if they "nil Tire Itm*4 enai.4ane, Peat pulled out some pious u *itli sia lent gin-brig came from tho Sound to Sfqnehouseto! a ver:l pool.--Wiu4 East aoci fresh. - ; !I-4 ,;' ' ' Oblige him ivida a few guineas, end ,121 emea ,Ve; i dr. The proem* riP.4l., PEPEMBER 1 0 .. r. '"f " 71 " 1.1.41i1 ' £ i note and asliilling for each; besides ' ' *ik‘ A foreign vessel from Newcastle for Lisbon '.with what they liked to . eat a n d ink to the • . • coals and bottle:,;ran air* Goodwin Sands last and their companion Dimmo c k, went hoe. and Peat counted out 50, and Roe 14 , which the prisoner Lett the room vrithsander p evening, and is supposed tobave gone to pieces—crew saved, and landed here in tbeirboats. Arrived his Majesty's ships EpUONT , CRESSEir, MARS, PLANTA of going up stairs to get money ; but did not osszr and ;via mote (who have not made their e . &or wree ours ; when he appeared i a gANI amiso s t numbers) from the Baltic. Also arrived the PANNE- : and said elad peen to the B a nk, .a • • Out and Met.roatitie from Leith . Remain in the nd had to get change of a large note, gikok .Downs his Majesty's ship Chatham, Impregnable, cessful ; but agentleman would call diriad could mast likely bring change. He ila Monmouth, litia, Clarence, la Hogue, Bedford,l apd gave tlaept some Nos, and, Gloucester, Warrior, Chrittian VII. gulgrave, Dun: . o u . ty 944 1 man soon after arrived, who had;dso Wei Fan Drake, Rosario, Mosquito, Cretan, Rinaldo, Alert,: and Smulator ; and the Glamorgan, Har- i ful. The prieoner neat took them so tbovi" , agony, True Briton s and Lady Cathcart transports. ; Aldgate, and left them under Retries pf d , "" and N.W. - other trial for chane, but never ;VA* AZ, . .• ' HARWICH, DECEMBER 10. . .t. ;. . however, was ____, _ iforetiog the p . m 46 CV" sent, I . The Prince a Wales, Captain MASON, has arrived. Ile at home co receive them at 10 slelsekli i , e a gt ; in the cowse of the night from Gottenburgh, having 4 morning. They accordingly waiteslet-1446 000, sailed on Saturday last, 'bringing 22 passengers,- i n.yanie • pxi crAs.c.aßiination, the prosecatospiegid a i r. the . greater part of the day. ...,.„ . . • s azAwbom is a Russian Consul. One of the pas: 'states,' that, on a moderate calculation, ;the ignorance of a guinea being worth seessai ma t s. .. French have lost 180,600' of their best troops, since nor had they an idea of recetfing more fmifie soie : they invaded Russia. The intercourse between the I cepting the prosniced, eating and drinking,fook4 North and thii country leas neveta greater then iris 1 iißatiett, Dimmock corroborated their stortiii„ .at this 'nuariera ';---not a packet arriies without up- r e fe l iii wh, set up that the prosecutors ,io t t , Wards of twenty passengers, and 'More would conic ti Ft ellllie guineas for XI. 7s. td. each; 4 11 ; 1 0441 k were it not for the laness cf the; season pt-i.in WV " w i tnesses were d etecte d in such **Fed* *ring it is expected the arrivals and deparmitte.3l) ,i - Judge corraMitted, ben - beery Otirnerpos. It is with much plettsini we - Amy 1 - 1.. Moses, to announce the safe arrival of the Russian fleet r seven sail of the line Went up last night, and the let) mainder are' supposed to be at anchor in Homier Bay, but the weather is too thick to aseertain'that fact ; a frigate. with Russian colotirs flying, it at an , chor at the back of the garrison.' TheLadyNepean, Captain LIVEI4, sailed early this morning for Oct.! tenbirrgh, with Tuesday's Mail: ; ' ' " t Five olcuicw.--This moment hie. Excellency Count Learsow, Ambassador from the Court of Sr. Pettri litirgh to that of St: James, arrived in our hat boat', 'having disembarked from a Russian frigate, accoto panied by Count'WtmeNOW, Chevalier of the t ni hariy. and a suit Of twelve petsbns and four servants, besides a Meitenger. As soon as Ids . Excellency has received some refreshment at the Three Cups Inn, at tbik !Nee, he means to to London . 'l'hesfii. gate in which his Esce i C e c e y d was , ci.nveyed to this Country paid a salute s and :banned his yards on the r Count's getting into the pilcitTboat which conveyed him into the batman wirieb ; cerOmOnT was dispensed. ; 1,4 Ism, it being cpsite dark before his Excellency landed. SIiEERNESS, I:IF:EMBER 10. Five o'Clock, p. Ni.- l irit is reported that four sail of theline of the Russian fleet (being the headniost shape) are a sew piles below cite )Tore.—Wind W. N. ail:. . pcitt'r GLAspow, DEC:EMBER 0, ' 4.1! .., Arrived the Bensim,Srar:csa. from Trinidatitfour days before the fleet made the land they fell in 'with the FAVOURITE slOop of war, who saw the ships bound for 1,ondoo l ; and the intermediate ports, as tar as the Bristol Channel. board his" Majesty's ship Rosamond, iy t.—J. BA alias J. Smith, alias G. Harly, Mg voluntary too - misers 4 40f1 -UMW b Ni t by ' 0 O FR . IT 1 / 4 . ____ 4 . to cries, 64 he kir . g,rris, - also sr aisd tlpie,he hia conversed v4th him sisa,, b is lic k ipo k aced. ge cod the. she. ev izqg Matti; 924 we 54.4 9. Ng) Kr $ do l t fbuddered ihefrlings 9( I . 1?., (vit, whit; siated himself !sA, lap Vela 'aim t.pifs9fiei :at the time of ~.be equalled' ; falsehood 61 two preceilin& wit and the Judge committed the whofellir perituta Jiiry'lund the prisoner guilty i and the Co win' having' animadverted, with becoming terms of "IP rity, on the profiiXacy with which the case had Conducted, r ---'"' t. • -.1 ..frgovulte o lts. v . • ""' 'note/1/k '•' M4e, Pavit , a -------"""llll lJew,residhlgin indicted for stealing 64 Ituneas' t he Pat • o men,naitted Peat and toe. The pew moving ins huitible capacity at Nortg i d London on Friday aetnaight;* e a horse and cart, and the other to iithfield_ Thaw IlsA tine to on . juries, that the I ludge committed then to Lhe Prst of ales!, 1 . Moses, wit° keeps tt el t ion, in Petiicgat-lanp, swore, that Dim 50, 4 1.44 at his lionse with Another maa, atit either of sbejsk, toners ; that Dimniock asked him if he ygp nests, to which he returned no answer. }lemons, sitively, that neither Of the ;To prosecutors !smog, at his house • and that . Yise, man who 4ceoggo l it I ?ifi44 6 c stood at thto4.oTe mobile tb littillgi o in )10ws, - • ~postnaT silisapeTamined this witness inientnty, as to prole.* most complete periens t L , G. liareis, alias Joe, with other *root Watt clotbesman, was Called to corroborate the ness k but he contradicted all he said, cep • niituntiEk firskashisl him if he wipheckm but °r $1 4e coyld trotnmend him jpme quiritft Aft $: 4atrig IRON of cPurtsocac:Pes, AwI:WA ghc wow if* 11444 am ,zrm,099,1. eras, thee stud OSOitt• , illt e 9Pif• a ISSII :wgoe over WACtritil not: • • wAsf , 9r ; hits csaff./a . Mining, by .frit. nnag r ibitl44 v 0 .. • _ . .", 77 77.7771 77.;" : MAIM'S Mp ao r a .-,/. Beg alias J. Suite, altar G. Flawlex, 177 1 '..--"" - 7 i - -- .4217$ _;::- '77= LIJ;- -- , •? , . - ? • coriducteci i semen SOS Flow 19. • . . lof the Imperial guards, go who was taken from on board his" Majesty's N hip Rosamond; iy. • • - 4 ' • log at•Strontness, and wish was charged upon his voluntary ton. in! seven years. onelf was pie r ced V a ilraza4d- • S9Pa . feision wi:h being an accomplice with Wilhelm and others ia The . following sere air conyietesli at . , • . the above murders, arrived at the Nore lasi ""rn'ki and _,`" 4l 'rut Mary and Jane Cray, for stealing' cations looks ~ ,1 I • • . veyed from thence' to the tender, 4 the . 1* ewer, on Roar? w hich Chsrter-hoiive ;R. Leo, for stealing bye %sage o(rata VA le SUMetir as it has rea d i ed us. ask tl eesid the Magistrates ut Shad'i'tll Office repair erl'on Sunday inns sale, for stealMg a shin; 1.. Pitt. r ior staling 'ewe • a .. When a full investigation took place. hi • the decimation-, the j.ju nn k a and ise.ipleibes. whin Hew*, fa ° . . cannot pledge ourselves for' rte, Ms; primer stated, that Ms reel nmae was 4a/in Deb-that he was Smith, for stealing a p . m; of glord saltiest it Smiths lac • bound apprentice to the spa w bye years in age. He ran away a quantity of lead ♦ ; W. Giver, far tribe:Sling , Must say that in point of dateit has from thiferent ships, and served some year ' s in ' America , no money ; J. Hanks, fOr Waling a .tto Bank: 'cite ; I • • ' ' • livatil the President frigate and was present in ;he action b e - : neny, for stealing tight 4intbilassosi LI:1014, for 1 e probability in its favour. tween h er and the Little Be lt, trout which he likewise ran away, Ij • p s dd si t , f or sgea b o ti k eort i I. finde r , ga r aana jta f re been in the act of attempting to cut sm iuld niasi came et t ! 1 1 %1 liin semained d hi she in Liv i i i r at 4iii i; i o , li f C c ilat iai l liams tst° 7 l l B 4 l . l, l).b- spi i . 1 1 st ' ea t i ral ng I :* ga t te. it u t i k n r j ' • 41414kera c,• fw . Est; W as : l -&- ; 44. Smolensk to the Duna, at the head Of Rap ' 'then discharged ttom ar. s i mild 0;bygll of the crime ran arrays Inch, for stealing a pat s • far IA" re ii • I. Williamson and .I. W diming', Irishine: ; / Wilson and J. Jones. and J . Wheeler, f u r lilti . , ..1.. 1 .) . •of brs Imperial Guards, aviteit he met The = r ise of his demanding his dlitharge, and that of the others'! ma w s *. ' Amebas away, was the tanrciers at thin: tune committed by dein 1 * Mune ;ay the swill= lir ,hateliff-highway, at which hi leas present with Jonas, Wt. , • _ . 7 . e . r ....i.......—. . Mile, and Williamson, who did it, upon premout concert, the trani•arted hi; life; I. ' mtd IV ' • hgels Sarah S m i th, . sell, and "; 4 """dri" *Bulletin War f. ,Di** I "' iio44 1‘ ' . t niz jo tt beture, intending to have robbed the kouse, but in this at. duo 4 .lfird, sun. w on ,* *A W. Awgis t , W. p a ,W. ~ pt they were baffled. He statud the reurderto have takes b a d. W. D av i n , M. Levy, E. linatir. Calk Alois '3 , ..ared la ill greater p art isk oar im. place at about half pea eight at night: Ail went irate t h e Reds, R. Mow, J, Grolier, M. 1 1 3151. 9 AWL 011ioneri •, • . . . 3 together through the shop dem:, winch they fewatiorlM; eolm.: H. ?w ee r, I. rainier, J. Wong) $.• Parnifi te. t:- ' ' il,' . .' •' • gentleman goading belniqk • the counter. "I hey abut ,the deo/ csiii,4„ , Elie, L e thok , W. 8 Ann , „.,..., ~ alt dais morning received accounts from, behind them. and Williams, Wilson, and Williamson went H. Hawkla. , Antillean% • d the e:Miner. He S.w Jones , wit h, • T. :i... . If the Seth November. There were no l ' ? 'l .4:;: o 7 l , ln , s he hi g m en b ', l l l l, on tied i nie b ea d s and' minter 'hhh:Lf . I ,l7:P Y ' "A"gei i f f .ftlig ymes e . 4lllll44l .. -,. , .. t' •••i t ''' : '' hes from Lord CATIICART at Gotten. t The deponent went np stairsillilli ANNA by the way a young Mo. • n • for two e ranier,lloll,l.4 • •mq) Iws snupterad- in oe ofebe rooms a wu4gan in bcti..with rat " its ti of it te packet cause away, but tlle accounts ' ' Y - ' • he .• -, h 1 for --- • l li sis o ss ''' f Zilv e " 7- ' t !Mt - i her throat can, pd . a shad in a cradle tint 62.11iC state. .eui for "Asa lain armies are of the most flattering left the house, and rent to tbe'rendesyent in rower•hill ;am ri m e !, *hipped tl7 judgement 14110011. 41 w• . . . .. • • thence they went on booed 'the ship - Were nsetitioned: - /Mil I dlschnrgeti •; It /tarvi iIIiKOSSOOPT witness said the Captain' whelk& skies piece, and .auppased a dj iissir i e l. k ith i sa „„,, sat , • • • 4 .., 1,1 . 1 if:l3 PLATO', had taken 900 men, and 110 •he did 1 10111011 ' 4 4 4 it. 02PecAn'a shire 41*. Pbanill "' • rek imf . -7 - 8 In at tile passage of the Dnieper. Hs ***Urea thiAt I: 4 P u ' Cal " ln ki wbgle na l ls r el 4 l i he s .4 4 otptdaium, which brae, :// . on *gip" to Englan shot two of i mates %Tit a 01.- ... . a ~ . ; , , . , f 2000 men, ender General A iIGEARAV adirseidqu Ise fatty contested the molder to two of hii maw. espjat, On 4pitylred and ra • ..• V. • k . mem% 's~d the It osansond • tbai be, the prisei•:‘, emit* , ujiaeio tie, _ giuldaile'anigt . _. tkarslial of that name ,had turrets e re ree d nee * r i te . on his so l,o n s i g i r n ; b trum a g ig s the Oh. , plist " flizs9i i - • - • iv " ,. l - 4. 1 -. il num b i d of ass „ Riga, to count 041.0,1 DERIzOPF. •• .. epee ContredletetPlait perein statespret, by declaring that he . --, •'• ' ' theft' with . loVer hltuirtfitts' tbe by cb ili kk i I tots or •guns, 011 C of 6 tccounts from Kutuaafti ;lead -quasi. sch,. - n s i sei r eeg°l y g n WbC) ° r efer " tjl w i c c lill t a!i le - "MaZ I his fate o. o vew_cl with a black hand .. . • , d Lobkovo,.*werits * Ii ild ''. :'. of &At gurje the door. • That . th: a mat t keesamartlicitdeared by Dobson, dig bona 'eit• gr i N I W,a4.pta, of .i . • -, • the is t h pt,...,,;,,.. -' 'kV an_ •a ' • went adorers of Uverpool..ilia owners of the ship at Linerpeni, i midd ers c ue id . 4 3 4 sm "f ac turipr 4 ~ .. .. . !mire , . . il ° Wi n i V= to ',MO them mates wets said to beim& brioli wriltru t°4l;4o lfroirt Inin aim a' l, drdei .•. ' . ~. A . P l 4° . !ILI ,_. 4. lii Przo#44 l 4uTft • . • - i n g itay , 1 8 ; 4 aa d_ :di . 1 hie 111 4. 0 . 11 C h. l c d . O .cli bta i :l e e d, . KIWI ► . 103 ai beet; defeat c4l olds ri d s base • .... A• o lo 4l:i wi ar ch nved. in Liverpool .16 the tblow.k et Comb& tollowleg. • T tALNIMAa i tho w h ole OWM rPiteP l o . tt '• . . one, if 'be ‘eoultl Oil* O tm a .1 - ' • • ----••••- . " . 14 `'‘' AMID was Dohs% bat that of then ales the r did Pet re;indlaall i • . - will a tUourn ***lke rid or Ml,* ....-Further took, mai ow& pi Anti and o. of ., ~.....bstil ini - a!wace • 4 th u 44 97 eir - l oo t Gilt .4.' 40 • ebrtiarr. :. .I;• • ! 0p..: -., ••-•. . dos by wb 4 P 2 l. Ow. men ' s Ware yore paid, 4 9. ".• 0 " . ' 4 T - c ana l/l ing Eift % ftlioeith whhch dor out' ws had received' d ent t 6 the eameTif tto al- If'' Sa.win••••• - The Kin g ' s Scholar ledged inasik4 ; con dier wlee --lii nEdi l l ibic s• etia -u sp • eulae hiestilea . Vett- cd, and took all the gold, without . 0 4 glu, repeated Ttautoats - Coleietly of dam • The et Win Imo* dewy iaterreversti • Th e •coif thou plocto rata* - • 'cite applause throughout the eriiis t the priamsee, az a beig solikigatioa intik aii t r ;:r6 l s: others of 44101,0441000 d !kV ., II - ...;* frequent. The whole of Ate r6rd c v er s stances caws* tetwom ipapriir i SlL of hie er ..- • . . ercelleatly well susutinedr pairticalitly 1 bratio, could ;race nettri i tot . • eng i akif .4 V- 4. '• • i • Wa l i.Kita mg er4M1134101441 - ibla' - I" ),, by Mr. ANDRE Wfr z. • - • counecueo tbroughlhat thi ~..- ' • - psi. •• of death, 'lotto quicsbabosaa fa We ho ul l„ . no. tali* . *alba ipowlesif irpeanalivi s te en Wiwi nkbnlinia be they departed. :!I ' - . ___.4 o .‘ , . _—.--. reacedinotluT initknee9f . fshbab • ' Dia, Pnr.skr o plinil6f 11~ Arrii . ma =" l " , " ' 4l • '''--- -`• • ----- Taialgpla4ol, OP" Prenth officers, priseitivs i ti ,, e 1,,,.1 war ir ' 4*. , 41 , ...m. cona.p.imigrr, ._...,A..... 1.401 A on Sunday B lum, . atii ,i,:,1 4 - •g_ta lt' esenetii the fillibleadmi,42l#loo dielbsisiiii of The arrivals ed. Oats welshes* 110/1 1 0. 1 ..1 il l t' llW al• ba n. :.• . °611Va 5. 9 8 " 41 / 1 1 9 4 Pli Oat riAW°6OOO *lli bal"."11:1211111. be 114 illoPlo 10111,1111 1 , 1 11 14411 1 . 10 / 41 .14 / _ b i...L.... Wi11ia".1 47- P 01 1 .1013 ' tu se titrtrebtir, losiondite moil* pedtbosilieibßat the Ware "Beds eiebeet liker6/11140116 griai ..._- i iiigr Ml " . ratil eirt , ! Ali' it , 7 il Wiiiet alt. i. at e . L 'e bael t ill "l' uste ; * b n i a logisk • ami Mist illoali WAISI ATT,OIWir "ail/ sew 4 : 4 , a a) ,, , ce • ~/ . .i rl d. fli tEey iwere wits both : . no head 04211 . . ~ a % k - • .., I Niarigns--- 1 & 6140 • 4 • 01 "'m 91.111. "` . . - I _,.... 3 "l ..... eserriefOlgelibsiOWsiam • • • ' 7 ' - ' . - 45Ame0re...........4:...44wwiew. * ed igefr it the Lion Inn, ' ; Its-Ithilli ` 0 ;" " 1 " 6 "'"aaliaati v •woliT itot =i i fOre nt'aggi4 to. PO • • beard the wide', intirrant . tfthe `l,,oNDclk4 : Priztad va l Lst a is , tbirk_ T hi llaa „,....." 6 22 s . place they were instal - 41y (*bitted. L i tary 'fames Ogg% -.. • . - ' - ' ' '' ' leblisbe4 there, *the tart ifswef , awe- e - r, v . .