Star. — London, England, 1814-01-08 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR: LONDQNt • SATt/RDA4t, JANUAR: 4 Z. 8, 18i4. oc g OF sTOCKS THIS DA.4 tT TWELirE O'CLO6* l c duced t 5 641—Conv. 5 dst64ex. div.—for sec. 661 et 66,1 4 per Ct. 801 —Navy per t. 9541—Bonds Far 6 0 ,17.11816; t7i 16{ 17F—Exch. Do; Mins. 151 ?RESENT SPATE bF to=day we continue our extract:lllnm the Fieb c h Nei: they exhitiit smother pitiftil attempt. on the Out or BONAPARTE to rouse the Fiend) people to Sght for him. It will be ineffectual the allied troop, he denominates as a Professors of moderation;" and assures the inhabitants of Prance, that they come to carry of their money, to plunder their towns; and l a y waste their fields." Unhappily for this Sooth-i sayer's veracity, hotevek, the same paper, in an as; tide from Vesoul; Worms the very inhabitants who are thus frightened, that 66 the -Austrian's confine , t hemselves to detouring all the eatables they can find, and pay for nothing"—ii The tossacks, too," get drun k, a nd gorge themselves with wine I" Truly, if t hi s be all the mischief done by the Allies; what . occasion have the inhabitants to take up arms But it is not from French PApert that we can noiii ijpect to learn any thing respecting the real state of R a nee. A respectable Morning Piper- gives- the following statement with respect to the secret work; ings in theusinds of all classes of the inhabitants of Trace. We see no reason whatever to doubt the. authenticity of their inforniation t a A perion of pewerful connections in France has, within theie two days, come over to this country to wait on Louts XVIII, and has been admit red to a private interview. His cotpuitinieations are; ofcourse, a profound secret ; but that they relate to the prevalent wish and expectation in trance for a lestoration of the Monarchy, thefit isno Speaking Conjecturally, we conteive that the chief object of this person's Mission is to ascertain the sea: intents of the Bonen= Princes with iegard to the thanget (some change, of coarse; Will be necessary) irthe existing state of property; of ranks; and of civil and military institutions. “ Whilst we have been writing these lines, a lettei l has been banded to us of the 50,h ult. from Paris, which was brought by a plicate and confidential bald. Ittontains 'the following passage : . s In the course ofa few dam most im pot cant events +will take place here; We are under no apprehen sion for the result, as every thing will be made per reedy -secure.' " We should be sorry that the event, at which the writer plainly hintsr should take place ;Precipitately, or in secret. Justice delights in order and publitity ad &execution of 40 attOCIdUS a murderer as BONA PARTE is a deed to be done with gravity and soletna nity, in the face of the sun, and as a peace-offering tri the nations. England demands expiasionfor the blood of WRturt? Vrennety 'for that of 'Pais : France of D'Esonutit ; Usti fat the etecutiotts at Moscow ; Spain for the massacre of Madrid; Italy for the burning of the town of Binascow ; Portugal for that of Alpedrinha—and yet these are but a . sample of this monster's crimes : call hint a vatic stet, not, because the expression is adequate to mai 'bless; but because, in the imperfection of language; it teem in tome degree ,to suit the feelings with which the comempladon elf such embodied wickeda ness impresses us. " On this subject we agree pretty itureh with ho: 1 ?..2st Bishop BuoNErr, who in his History of 'HU Own Times, having spoken in strong terms of tyrants fO general, thus concludes : 6 If these words seem not' decent enough, I will make no other apology, but that I use them because I cannot find worse ; for as they are the worst of men; so they deserve the worst of language.' " Another Morning Paper states, on the authority W accounts said to have been received from Holland, rat "several Deputies from the Norther:rand Eastern *ohms of France are proceeding to Great Britain 'ln offer to Loos the 18TH the assistance of the respec tive districts they represent for 'his teaestablislament SO the Throne/of France." On the changes that have taken place in Europe.+ changes which we have constantly maintained could kad to tio other result than whit is now opening upcin the world, the same Paper, with a degree of candour creditable to the Editor, speaks thus : W Free the moment that BONAPARTE took up the selfish system of personal consideration, and Waded through the blood of the people of 'France to external. conquests, and that oa the other hand the legitimate Sovereigns laid down all idearof personal acquisition, and looked only to the deliverance of their people frern French tyranny, the question of the war was entirely Changed—and enthusiasm changed sides with it. An intercepted letter from SOULT, 'now in the Lands of our Government, bears strong testimony to ibis truth. N After the fall of Pamplona, BONAPARTE, it 21 1 ):I fears, wrote a letter to SOULT, accusing him of nor doing his utmost to prevent the fall of that fortress. The answer to this charge fell intothe hands of Load, INELLINOTON, 3tnd wu by him transmitted to Minla. tens. It is extremely curious. After repelling the charge of not exerting himself to the utmost; he says e-' Besides, Sir, the French troops are not what they 'acre ; they have not the elan (the spring) which they • 1., .., • • . Poiiiiiid . dirilst the tilt'', of the RepubliC." This most list and Wart 441.6(4 to doNaPAttis neVerl retched him; but certain th4'this coats ins thel secret of all eild of all hii reverses: " The Freath people; assailed Aid tOenteritiiii' 6 their" efforts themselVes trOM sti oitOusl, and ot)presSive rjvittry, achieved 4ondetALlti horrible state of intestine mint* ensued, frOm which BoxA PARTE delivered therit;'itst, he taking they ii - 44.1 spring, converted their gratitude and idmiratlon info the means of his own aggvaridieemetit ; 1 the prose cutiOn of which he trampled sot only on the people by whorl he had been raised to Empire; but on the rights, and livei, and properties of all su'r'rounding nations. The consequence was natural=enthusiatan subsided in the breasts of Frenchmen, and sprung up in those Of their oppressed neighbours ; and the same theveniniated.the French in the wdrk of their Own deliverance, kindled the spirit that led the Prussia/13,44 Rusiians, and Germans to conquest In 'their tibrkTi: 46 What was the obvious policy of the Allied Courts in such a state of things ? What Jsut to second the rising spirit of .their people ? Accordingly, at length, the S overeigns did wisely listen to the voice of reason and policy. They gave up, to appearance, all views of personal inteiest, and put forth the De -1 titration which had been so often recommended to them, and which has produced the answer so indica tive of fear and baseness on the part of the enemy. h The fact : t4 that the day of delusion is apparently over—tile language of BONAPARTE is not that of a great man-ht have no hesitation in saying that we steiket expected frOM him such an avowal of . pusillani mitt'. How different is hiS language . from that of the Republican Government of Fiance, on the first inva- . sion of their territory by the Allied Sovereigns! The spirit is gone—and she ;languished it, but the nian who trampled upon their liberties ? Eiery step of this wonderful Revolution is stamped by the same seal—the impresion is indelible—for it proves.that all power flows from the people—and the Sovereign who derides them is lost. • 4 , The Allies (and we seriously — itieltide id dial -erin the majority of our own cabinet) are cotl4ln— ced of this truth 7 -and they will act upon it. They will maintain their Moderato tune; but they will not linger in their proceedings. The accounts are, that they will be ready to cross ,the Lower Rhine by the 10th inst. ~ In the mean that. BONAPARTS has recallei to his Councils all those persons who have uniforntly re commended to hith peace, and at their head is Tat.- LEYRAND. It is not known generally that he has uniformly ventured to advise his Master against all his schemes of eatetnal warfire— , against his invasion of Spain, against' his attack on Russia, against all his extravagant advegturet—and for this he lost Lis favour. His couiissl it now estimated - as it ought to r ,be ; and there is no concetioh for which the humbled Detpot is not how, to all appearance, prepared." The accounts from every quarter present but one, aspect—thetompletereveise ot BONAPARTYS schemes of universal Empire. We mentioned in a great part , of onr impression yesterday, and the statement comes from a quarter entitled to credit, that a *scam& House ot great respectablity in the City, haavileeived letters from Italy of the 9th December, stating, that MURAT bad sent a flag of . truce to the Allies, throw ing himself upon their generosity to provide for him attd his ianiily—that the same letters state, that the trade betweevhe ports of Italy and the Mediterra. ocean and Adriatic is now carried on without any ob struction ; and that the Merchants expected the ports , of Italy to be soon declared open. . Tit: following letter was teceived yesterday : t FRISUIIO, DIMIKILit £5. N Three . days have elapsed since we received posi tive information of the entrance of the Allied Armies into France. We have now the happiness of seeing within our walls our former good Monarch, the Im perial FRANCIS. The Emperor ALIXANDNN is also with us; and we are every day expecting his Majesty the King of Palma*, and with him several of the Getman Princes of the highest rank aot considera tion." - - At a late hour last night, Lord YAIIIMOUTII arri ved in Town from Holland. He came by the way of Nat.—His Lordship brings a report, that the Allies bad crossed the Lower Rhine, in the vicinity of Strasburg and Weisseuhurg, in great force, and that the inhabitants had received them with great joy. That part of France which includes Alsace" and Franche Compte, which has been penetrated from Freiburg, is called the Upper Rhine. The in telligence brought by his Lordship from Holland, is .also of the most gratifying description. Two Gottenburgh Mails have arrived, but they bring no intelligence of interest from the North of Europe. Peace has been 4440404 *weep Russia and Persia :--this is an eveninehielsiisietnald greatly . to the general joy. It has beet mujh the mediation of the 13titish selidalita* Court of • .! • , Persia. Thursday his Rork gressoos the bike of GLA. ItENCs passed through Caatabary way tapes.). His Royal Highnost was. racaired br a Guar tif Honour of the Kildiwaldilitia, at tilt mountain Mr. LuaitiNGTax. !Oacede Mr. WMARTOII„4I Secretary of seat at *Said yestetday., • Art; miNst 4.4a5. .4,1,1 ..6.2 _ . THE EVENING STA] LONDONI SATtIRDAt JANT.I AO 8, 181 ore or STOCKS THIS DAY sfi'i TWELirE - 11 c duced t. l 641Conv. 651 64 /It% div.—for ac Ct c. 4 per • soi—Navy 5 per Ct. 9541—Boada un o.lllB 16! 17i 16./ 17F-EZth. Bills 4i. 63..1 .Amns. 151 . • ?RESENT SPATE br ROAN t o ;Clay we continue out' extractifluns tl t a perii they sexhitiit smother pitiftfl attem Out or BONAPARTE to rouse the Fiend) tght for him. It will be ineffectual t the all denominates as a Professors of moderai sautes the inhabitants of Ftaoce, that the ii carry off their money:, to plunder their t lay waste their fields." Unhappily for tl sayer's veracity, hotevek, the same paper, • ticle from Vesoul; informs the very inhabit are thus frightened, that 66 the -Austriar themselves to deoouting all the eatables they a nd pay for nothing"—'l The tossacks, drun k, a nd a gorge themselves with wine if t hi s be all the mischief done by the Al occasion have the inhabitants to take up ar But it is not from French Piper that wi aipect to learn any thing respecting the re R a nee. A respectable Morning Piper- following statement with respect to the say ings in theutiods of all classes of the inh; Trace. We see no reason whatever to authenticity of their inforniation t a A perion of powerful connections in F within theie two days, come over to thi to wait on Loots XVIII, and has bee ad to a plicate interview. His comniiinie eicourse, a profound secret ; but that the, the prevalent wish and expectation in Ira lestoration of the Monarchy, thefit isuc Speaking Conjecturally, we conceive that object of this person's Mission is to ascertai talents of the Bouatiott Princes With iega bhanget (some change, of Cottrte; will he irthe existing state of property; of ranks; a and military institutions. Whilst we have been writing these line bas been banded to us of the 30,h ult. f which was brought by a plicate and ci •• band. Ittontaint the following passage : ) •In the course of a few days; most im poi o will take place here; We are under no sion for the result, as every thing will be' • fectly -secure.' •• We should he sorry that the event, al vritet hintsr should take place Ph or in secret. Justice delights in order and ant &execution of so attocldus murdeie PARTE is a deed to be done with gravity nity, in the face of the sun, and as a pea tri the nations. England demands copied blood of Wiwi!? Trermany 'for that France of D'Enonteit ; lush lot the et Moscow ; Spain for the massacie of Mad for the burning of the town of Binascow for that of Alpedrinha—and yet these *sample of this monster's crimes : we - call I stet, not because the expression is adeqt Mess; but because, in the imperfection of it seems in some degree ,to suit the fee which the contentpladon of such embodi ness impresses us. " On this subject we agree pretty mui • nst Bishop Bononrr, who in his Histo Own Times, having spoken in strong term !n general, thus concludes : •If these v not decent enough, I will make no othe but that I use them because I cannot find as they are the Worst of men; so they worst of language.' " Another Morning Paper states, on th Of accounts said to have been received fro • - that several Deputies from the Northern provinces of France are proceeding to G to offer to LOUIE the 18TH the assistance 01 , time districts they represent for his sees so the Throneuf France." On the changes that have taken place i changes which we have constantly maint lead to no other result than whit is now of , the wesist the same Paper, with a degree • creditable to the Editor, speaks thus : W From the moment that BONAPARTE selfish system of personal consideration, through the blood of the people of 'Frans conquests, and that on the other hand th Sovereigns laid down all ideasof personal and looked only to the deliverance of I from French tyranny, the question of tl entirely changed--and enthusiasm change it. An intercepted letter from SOULT, hands of our Government, bears strong ibis truth. " After the fall of Pamplona, BONAI pears, wrote a letter to SOULT, accesinp *Y doing his utmost to prevent the fall of The answer to this charge fell intothe 1 WELLINGTON, turd wu by him transmits 4 ten• It is extremely curious. After i charge of sot exerting himself to the utl .' Besides, Sir, the French troops are r Arm; they have not the elan (the spring • • . A Lidion ski the fqll6#lll *elk but AO the PRINCE , r theii well ditio •, a Yestefdat i'ernando." It is understood mained in the F ed for France, Conscripts. a It is sai make a general its eject. " DECEMBER to yesterday towards Okdal. Sinching in 14 By an official know that the place s surrendered 'blockaded it, Session of the the morning 4 1 Faithful reign troops on which account armed.►• It was currently this Paper Preuchinen day., and, out for town, last night. of an important Princes. Another gree of credit Count TALLEYRA *NI actually frtm the Frehch SULTOPt . MOWESI nes: the ?Mims r the' cOSIM Alcor RUTLAND 3iriised here, linit 'Carriage faMitY, to •e: horses and Hunt. They ral Nob'whin who awaited whom we nod( tontlALe, von, !inn. whom; beil the Royal whence, after selves, they inspected the bets of the ' able, from place and which the streets Strangers, partaking of viouely prepared hvoir Castle t , 'Visitors will .proceed to tLSEA's Niue of affait of the County Yesterday &ATTE of W, morning her anendants were Wahrick H. due form. tinction, and hottse and ' congratulation , past four o'c' the Duchess a visit to the - The Paircz had an entertainment Her Royal houses in the dt has been ee the 13th Thanksgiving 'ruble blessinv iregstional fesvice, in the United Countrymen doi's arid. ( aebieviug litr contribi sotten•trith assuaged the sands of the tives of those an additional ceace, let ' in their respecti' been and heroic been the instruments, animating - Na' Oft against lig that brig ild, of a congregat lect as our the living Gtvra or i animated tude and love . . . - ' • ' • ''' . f ilai . . • . . .. . . 'LISBON tiatLia.,,_ • 01,... ... i tilia i ligft*OWLV Tit. '" ALtlitalft.4l6.344' At1P. 41 ,c , .t . . ~ n Mail fierieed hfs `day, and has bion'ght -• • .e . • 4 ,. -• .... Itilrri areintritijatiou copy of a very, flat: Upon audioritt tialgeb, mike's etety region to he: litOr 4 4 ifted latifi4liais.trom Lord lieve is Conitict i ,* cap WI ii' Rate , drat the Eat ' . ~.. ~•-• .- ..: ins fil :he' mote ll Fill Highness of A.urrasa .140 4ider'ed, that n . et objeitioss.ekitsk'essakii • , REDZOT, AO the ,Poetdrieite Army, for Ahrt to thi rerreediiwi erhe Botrasoot.* . *. • 14Y-1, Elected eiertions ;ma* thitimon cause : He itrill not concur, liiiwerer; 61 *44 4itertilt ' ', • . • ' , " CADI Z,, DECEMBER ts. f6rCe their/ bpi* the French peoPle.l.4 Melina' • • iiiity General Ballesterdi arrived at Saint arms , • • • . s • " VICH; bECEMBER S. 'llie Basis of she Negoeiatiodi proposedniproposedto Bosra- . . . . • • . 4 .. • itiderstookihat all the Italians who re- Sr. _Myatt, in his cotnerence .. PART throu gh M. g. A with Ptinee Mernuttriost and Coont Sissiatit , ,int wag - the Froe*.isttny in Catalonia hake march- ,' • . as follows : • ice, andthat. they have been replaced by ~ LAND IN 4, The Isintintatienee ZE San AND ox ALL Tutor . AND S TATES PO L I TIC A LLY t lid % that the Citaloniii Arilny intends ta ‘.."N.Rl ,__ ll I COMMIJEZCZWIDIT DE Talt. IL' ItZsc-4 ttzvoLtal s pi.. ~ • fleral mOvelient, but we are ignorant of 80/mks:re wrote a lolig qttifibling letter ;u an- . ' fro.—The movement which we alluded lower tb these proposals ► viii , . iclii Prince bilthettriacn • been made by all the enemy's army wiesly thought was too much of .the-Tittaatisuinsi , . Olaf. The genetal report is, that it is School 'to be regarded as an icoeptandk ofdillirein. , tithe direction of Tortosa," THE ARMY: - :4 .. - • " MADRID, DECEMBER at • official dispatch receivedin Saragossa, we ' • 3 'r • • , the place and citadel of l oco ( not A We understand that two battalioni'or Provisloifil . * . rrag° Bl ) Militia are to be formed of the men who have valuer: defied to the Spaniiis Commandant who teerd under thrlict of the Oath of the King, cap. 1. it, after the Spaniards had obtained poss for extended Militia Service, and that OA Margins oil be town, between four and Eve o'clock iti liunalzgattax is .to be GZnimandant of the Ist bin* g of the Sd December." lion, and Col. Bays, of tht' West Middlesex Militia, " VALENCIA. DECEMBER to. of tile 2cl battalion) the first is to asiettible at Port!- mouth, and is supplised to be for service in the •I'enin: ul accounts state, that the French and fo- sula : the second is said to be destined for Holland. ps in Barcelona ores perfectly at variance, This is the whole result of the volunteering syiteni. ccount many of the litttet have been dii. Detachments of each of the rektnents of eke 'Guards arrived itt'Canterbtity on Tuesday, on the . • • , ~ .• . ..-..--sa.' • ' rout for Ramsgate; but in crisnseqoence of there be urrently reported in the City, just after nil transports in that harbour, that rout was alt for Deal, to which place they =arched the tollowirfg was grit to press, that two Messengers, morning. iby birth, were landed at Deal yester- Thutsday 3.3 recruits of the East Kent Mirttle ' on being furnished with passports, set marched from Canterbury, under the commatid of mu, where, sae .. understand, they arrived Lieutenant WATEINS, 61 Join that regiment * now It is reports g ; that they are the bearers stationed at Gosport. . have marched from Milt' . - 'portant tomMunicatiop to the French The Nottingham Naiad have ham to Deal, to relieve the Londonderm* . ileho has to Dm+. The first division °Meld Dal- report states, but we know not what de- goon Guards, (or Queen's Bays) marched into Case- dit should be given to the statement, that terbury yesterday, en their route foielitixest ; this .LEYRAND, nep h ew-o f P r i nce y r e ached town with some propositions main on the toast until farther or cilseC :The hees4. .n. 'tench 'Government. quarters are to be at Deal. _ • . - NAVAL IN7ELIIVEIII* ' MOWBRA It, JANUARY 6.-His Royal High- . ,heel.Rtztiir, accomponisd by his brother, MAILS. :' , • ,NDER-IN-CillEF (attended by the Duke of /Ill : DV I. ' !'e AR*. bye. and his brother-40,1w, Mr. FORREAERI,. Dublin ... .. 1 1 Heligolsod .! 143 Waterford - U 1 Gotteabutgb - t, about two o'clotk this day, in a tease . •:1 p remelt - co 0 1 7nernsey - ge and four belonging to the RUTLAND Listron - • - 1 u 1 wa ry - . let - . view the Old Club floase, mid the different FALMOUTH, JANUARY 6. stables belonging to ' the lalembers of the * •vedSO ili rti th e RAPID schooner from the Iv Arr i ved hey were 'preceded, on horseback , by 'eve - • Charlotte packet for P Sailed the Quern h*n and Gentlemen froin 'Belvoir Castle,. en aasattist-n ed the arrival of the carriage ; amongst and the Duke of Montrose packet for' Surinam.' .-Art- • toticed - --1-Lords I.oWritia, WP.trsiOnLaNT), rived the Pinuvrsu rain of war brig from the Lee. and ROEERT NUN iiltßil Ge* . 4Claoeve-' ward Islands—she left the; Reit heti *lt place off BERKELEt CRAVEN Stc.'&:. : tlielist of - . . . • . ing a .111014 r Of the Old Crnh, received Scilly yesterday. ViSitOti it . tifie'' doot of tho Club House, PLYMQUTIII, JANUARY E• ler ratiiiiiiint if'short time 1,, refresh them Arrived the DUBLIN man of war frutu th`e,Charinel r proceeded on foot through,the town, and Fleet ; the BE4iMUDA sloop of war from the Chart of he different stables belongitig to the Mem- Spain ; RESOLUTE WWI brig from Cork ; and the In- Club. The day was eittretnely unfavour- f rom 'A d 1 Put in thireiu the titivy,fall of snowwhich had taken , .7' l- ' 1 do-0.. CArriNtEtt, tu 0 t. . • still ontinued falling ; t hotwithstanding j uin convoy the brig RescAution, Psitriy, froth Water- streets were crowded to vie* the Illustrious ford, with a cargo of provisions, hound to London. 4 and to pay them every Attention. After Arrived the schooner Fly, CoLuen, hour Cork, with of a cold collation, which had been pre. batter for this port.—Find N. E. fine weather. , :pared for them, the party returned to Bela PORT.MOUTH, JANUARY '7. to dinner.—lt is expected that the Royal Arrived his Majesty's ships EuxOTAS,'ltxtraa, and ill leave Belvoir to morrow (Friday), and i Burleigh.on-the-Hill (the EArl of WIN. Ihroasit, with convoy from the Eastwod, the Vrota ; and that an Address, on the prosperous Elisabeth, with timbre, from Memel ; and the New airs, will be preseAted there, by the Sheriff inty of Rutland; on Saturday.. Friends cartel, from Morlaix.— Wind N.E. DEAL, JANUAItY 7. ay her Royal Highness the Princess CUAR- WALES completed. her 18th year. In the Arrived his Majesty 's ships BLJO:RZIM and WAR- It aer Royal Highness's tutors , and principal R i Oa l from the Roompot ; the ARIEL, with Lord were introduced to her Royal Highness at YARIIOOTH and suite, from Holland ; thC BRAEE.N. House, and paid their respects to her in from Guernsey.—His Serene Highness the Duke of A number of Nobility, persons of dis- CLitatNos and suite embarked this morning on stoat a nd her private circle of friends, called attire his M ajes t y ' s ship PActoLus , under a royal salute left their names of respectful inquiry and ition on the return of the day. About halt- from each of the men of war in the Downs.-.-Hii o'clock her Royal Highness, attended by Majesty's ship PActoLus remains with the ships at .ss of Lama, went to Connatight-place, on per last.—Wind N.N.E. the Princess of WALES. ikfv. . nARWICH, JANUARY. 7. :ertainment there as usual. INCE REGENT'S household, at Carlton-house, The Lord "Ileloon, Captaiu Ditalk:e. arrived eta yal Highness's tradesmen illuminated their morning from Gottenburgh. Nothing_ was known he evening, in honour tithe day. in that quarter later than the Armistice being cos, eert recommended by a Correspondent, that chided between Denmark and Sweden. A fishing h instant, the day appointed for a General vessel has also carne in, with Mails, from Cuxhaven. Ling to ALAIIGIITY GOD, for the innnme- ings bestowed on this happy Country, Con-, .Gluckstodt had been bombarded for Some Jays, an.: it Collections should be made after Divine was in flames when she came awry ; but the Danish i every place of public worship throughout Governor had expressed his determination to hold out I Kingdom, for the relief of our gallant, asiorig as one arose remained 'upon inother. Arrived i en who have been disabled, and the Wt- also his Majesty' s bri g A GGRESSOR , Li eu te nant W A 7 - , Orphans of those who have been killed in the late glorious victories in Spain. Simi. son. from Williamstadt, with five or six transports, - which remalu with the RENARD. Captain Sr. CI.A. it ; iutions were made after the never.to-be-for imph of Lord Nelson, at Trafalgar, which CENSOR, Lieutenant LUCAS ; the Cattatiaut. cutlet. , the wounds and alleviated the grief of thou! and a gun brig. k.. .s- -• • , he brave s u fferers , and the surviving rela- bitI•PORD. JANUARY 4. „ ' ose who fell in that me morabh contest. Ar A rr i ve d t h e Abeor, with dried feok, L.L.ovis,„ from Cadiz, ,f i 0,- 1 ~44.. . )nal motive to tins act of national benefi- verpoolsiit. Sailed his Majeity's 40.41. it be remembered, that our brave warriors AVON, on a cruise ; the Cod Houk, PutntleStnie., frith spective services, by their illustrious exam.;, Alicant ter Bristol; the Robert and Sarah, Earn., • eroic courage, duriqg the preseft* . war, havel f rom pateastior Hal and Landon Packet, HoLit.4 instruments, under,Divnia P of f rom p a w- slut f ie u s do a . .. 1 the Nations of F r : rope to s tier- Er. . ). ' nst the oppressor ot nusikiud, of open- Thal . , VANDER PLAAs , from Rover- night prospect, which am . . tans upon the d am to • . a secure, honourable,* .* tit peace. zit • Osisibare near Mundsley. ' . • , from Stromstadt to Lcucon, . itional collections, thetef, ~ is", ;such a n ob. f ib .y. tr correspondent re . .• .. - •. .. h ,.,,. . furnish . 1 - , ..', . .„ v ,.......-..... 4 --- Ig. proof , that while w • ...1 . ,,,; reit. i s i t • .. • Lit has a large pant' 9r fr i ends t au. Vicroax with out , 4s t a. ate , GrayseockSAstle. , . , . with the contspoodin . . pg. had a select party at +poet fester- i i l love dot. Ms bootie hi Sc.James's-awn. • . v., / /