The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-07 00:00:00

. . ... .... ..-- - . .. . _ ...._.... . _ .. .......-... __ : .. . r - -.. • - -7- ......._ _ _____ _. _ . __. , ~-, • . - . • • ) 4 g. e ~...;' 1 4p 1.160,4114,1e55we11. kr . a rsi . -18° 1 vii • j.-- ` t• ~O iiees oe f...tortx,. row:bit-beteg - Ilse . mosetr litaluelleiteroo- 7 : •oritir •• i - • ". • ...,.‘;• - • -WErritiffritiit it:sworn • J 1 , . -31,,„. . court , sirs. Ano Weep la .• - ~,,,, • • :viv a r ia the 'bore; all the eporgietket IA rnind s all At ' . -.. , „,e .I. .S, . • •• , • • I ••• . . • . AS4/JILTS. - - ' ..1 • e;'• - th NwiliasaitlisilbiesekifiteNtpclit: . s - ',.."! . ; force - of 'his' empire ... were wielded with on e a i m , et a - • '''''"'.'" c r'' ' • ' el, the Maese, Dre: 3L t o• 4 F•r i glittei Walsh she inili4ted Tor also &Woe Anne : ,„, - . Bush , 40 #4 .. • ' 4 .;*sf.‘"r'l. 'te , i, ' ie., ,ia._ ticted its one directiott •he became unnaturally simnel toe ~ -• :4'w e'.- ,• a, hi i - quirrtey , If thatoanl . „ lembevles of`Radiert MerriCks'cin the 11th of beflillnr, S. ita egt4B6, Pin: Olblo, ef o,o* , s. , . 4 „.,... en- land by hying . made absolutely impotent by sea / he called we - t ' - `• yet the side of the French eltesilteeitiote • ' ''. ' •:,- . '-'.• ' lioationeoisteeteentonett,idt rse • ' Llut this was not all •h t d d , ve „Irean rt 116IP against gists in foraging excursions , alit on that of the At l i ....- tilts Merrick deposed , that her • husband was "ii Ife• ills Pathsete.4lSitil49 o l l 4,4 lo * -1 0 1 "• 4 ' 11 : 1 : i 4 ' / i t - sagla n LI for b a si n g m o tit a keie a t a r m of his power; in preparations for future efforts. The Ilritili' f fa in Paint Mews, BerkeleyOKlttere • that deo ;' s o- --a--- . .1. , 770 • 4 ,-" --.- .... Ishii n Web i:e intended to encompess the globe, ace- - 0 4, - • head-quarters were still at Kluudert on the 28th.- 'Want wor k e d with, him. On Saturday avetnt s o- --a.-- . ' 641 t 7 A ' s .1" 111 • . • 'rag initiated Ineitiventioit, cad hardened his heart, in de. ~ , Seine reinforcements • had arrived ; and among the Mg' between 7 ‘ and 8 o'clock, he milled and esked.for. .t : • 144 80,...v0i1d.' Lend. itbilig ittEatis toAnjure hee ;so that for tee years, he ma a detachment of horse-artillery, which hadea- his wages ; the witnest's mother told, him, that hii 71 4 1 , he ver‘ oths ' wii ' d r a ,,,, e l s 'e a t ilut ee ,„4: 1 11 ' C . . ' - • # • # , • . 41 r Las nut 'only been meditating the subjugation of the cited by the excellence of its equipment the admire- mister was not et home, but she expected him every_ s h e s omas 's g en e fief ; ~. ...,.... ~ C. ittineut cos its own sake, but th e oserthrow of tion of the Dutch in no common degree. Ilheeeger- moment, and asked him to .wait, he sold he would LIVE?. l'ool. Pose ...„.„,..,,,,.....,„,. ..,;.,......., ..„ t.'morning, thr h ry mos WIN", Neil ' • Logiontl by the subjugation of the Continent; DO- ness of the people to believe what they wished te a t ebea-d if be would; attar minutes afterwards, her eL lrsi „„.,.. T „,,,, w i m m i old V+ . ... !, _.... : sersai Empire was ever in his view,kt- -1111#111a/te. Arriltellot hiwerer se to: •,.. , . but this was an true had exaggerated the Biitish force to 10, ;..husband came home; he was counting his ,m oney d n • - object even beyond (last,-an o bj ec t 's nore thpar, and more moderate computers had been tontented'tontle up stairs, when the Defendant rung the door bell,: DN E ri l nid E xt r i k b : . ft,,t , Pl id v sa l' i ll erv h, Vri Pius cmetbiri4treet. Iran.. I' . . ~,,.k /' .• . . ~y;et mere um otai n shie. \y e nee d not retrace his it at fifteens it is probably not quite two-thirds of - the witness took 21 . 25.. and went te 'the door. She as hal f. pa .. t six oWlit at elitjsb *Guard, t tiZ Am .. Medi ot. .Otiteeelleied victories itt Germany , Italy, Prussia,. the n u mber. B re d a , th oug h strengthened, was still . asked the Defendant into the pariethr, -and .pahl lltitio.e. Briltirs4 . .. gosTatt, tiitioe ...: Al a Waling, '-uoi) I'nla ' nd - ; tier enumerate his Anti• Commercial In fear ; the 'French intretiched camp was almost , him Ms week's *ages. She SIM etilqulved what nal i 6i I. sew R ,, y euidij o y w J.... . -, - ... .Decrees over sea and in pnit. lie was-Otothe very Within its view, and nothing into tinto a vigorous at- , the muse of his/swearing, *hem fie dined before ; our • „or: . . ;. poke of acLomplishing his scheme of aggraadize. I • ,'it POOL Wasrliwyseifinateford, .sww,,sa4 ,LiA g , , fie l d . Pu tt Conch, 04114, The Csiteditioa. r aertry - Evetii - a , a tad, ithith would filially drive . theniffem their posi- be said he did mot .iiitionl io work any longer ; she rrna Sa6l6a 16 Bsl.l"4:Sinlid'' cv-41111114" v . C". .. meta ; all that was in his heart seemed within reach -tints waXexpected to place it in secuslty. The atfiek ' answered he might do• as be pleased, he might g 0 , Five..i'Cluelc. in shit, linagiles isluait .I.l* - 011alb. se I .of his bas s e s when be grasped at Moscow,-but ... of this camp which the enemy foner been Weaned {hen, or stn the following week, as he had agree d' pool. Guarde•l tlitani F tenor. : , f - 2 ' .BATII nod IlltlSlnalivivitiPho Celitt4, . robiileb ' .: s•" et nnibied to ashes at his t ouc h ; an d f rom that mo o - leisure to fortify, will- probably beitlleera ; btit;4ll6 for, his board; . he said he would go then, and aiketa, . npoilain, caine, nna _ • „ aro 4opimits.i.#4oo,44 1 melt!, like a castle of Mebane/new-, his whole fabric due skill on the part of the Allied oeseffik - it mit. her for 1s le to get his things, she brought him si r; hl e, to ,. o r , and the voloshh. , .- of Empire probed 'mai, i h " . 1 - the ePloar and the be the instrumeut of the fall of . Aillortertio itnct with one, span across the yard with him 'to wherth Thomm-strcei, and the.. :;shine maxi M I A* .. . Y to Wells: Bridgeate, Tauten s &c. ,-..r t •- . rule of a hurricane, that fools a paradise, and leavas 'it o f the whole range of the frontier fogresios. "rho - t il t knocked her down ; she way far ad- LKEIPSS New tight 'Conat,•taltett, T 4 hr Roc& taebeiti• a wilderness. ‘ French have obviously -set -toe ga i ne - up o n a single vanced .t ie' pregnancy, and had a child in her arms, nut Oct, Naming at half-phi Seven ••*(3 ek rani) .01 ft c AVe hove mentioned certain nat ura l boundaries of ! throw, bY vetttorlhe 011 it s cottatractioto; thee have on ly .; oven months old, which she fell on, and it 1 I . l l l detnel and geed renteltablV•entiv• with it fionaribrou h. : Parses Y ' thriawk StainCird. Wetwii;k,),t• Word, •rli '' .." isitiOns• lloneparte was pursued t o those of France weakened their gerrisoes to supply . ► it . with tieps; was tialricle she did not kill it. - Her mother hear- ! n w" alerryhridge.to th e Gnitten Liau..Leedicceso His Al t11.0:k. - by the ticturions Russians ; but they coukl , follow I and it WSS reported, thet no more men weiteiefl in lag the 1101 2 e, came out of the house, and the De- i Niowittutandinithe oescommon ettitaittiot .of this emelt, is la • • i • like au further ; and they Mare compelled to recede, 1 Antsverpilian were sufficient for the dolly..gupda•-•••• f on d an t also knocked h er down. The witnesses has- i enewee 4111#1 Hie quo agtee . iihle arateirsoplete.ehiblie Vale"-, . ‘, . ~ .„, • : awe ua the h °rat Bond, being unequiliksl 4cpaoiondigt .. . • . MOM he returned in the spin, with an army almost But the moo so kir:A-taut result was the , egooted band came down stairs, •and a ocuiee ensued between '. by say other. iiiittionteroua, and as youthful, as if, lik e Deucalion, from She Danish Armistice. The greet" foeee,:ibes him Roe the Defendant ; when they separated, her; KENDAL, Lancaster. Preston, K .. , ! th,oky nosklek. and Corvine , Post . i qL filillittri veto 4.t s- . • belted made new Men by throwing behind him the #, liberated was said to be in f e lt marc h fo r .Iloßetted.-.-s lypilms,d pint, for a constehle, and during his ale. i who. ot ' lri‘e wood ,. thawdet i . . . . lid; . . „ 0* 4 -. •••,•,44 4. t • • . / t . • ' • bones o f the old salters, whom he had left perishing ii- corps4,utlicient to mask liambu It Wlll . Ail ... Wri ter! lip, he - struck • the witness and her mother see ! GLASGOW, Longtowsa, ,GrettAifirees• A.. ' f or slaughtered oti the ft ems plains of Hussite Again I behind, and the Crows, Prince, • viriti,times„,, Making use of the most horrid implicit. 'Costaiorii Browahill, Thornhill, StingulituetKita, - , , e N :).‘ . * w hen he was defeated in Saxony; in constqueucte of' advance, make so irruption into Brabant.' ; The . 4'rsi done. Her evidence was corroborated by the testi- "d le al o i tte art , Ve r w Scal cria lmge te, tin C a a El l tr w "erzo ll ,rieor (461 :kteett l*' .. ' - '. -.. him the desertion a Aurtrio, which had fought 'w ith , corps of Winzingerode's army were already in the ' mony of her mother ' and husband. , with a Gourd throughout, 'o4sokt eirdel t e r - ' in the former campaign, of Prussia whom he had ' neighbourhood of Breda. On theßBth, the liossian The . Defendant made no defence , nor did he call '.i" '''Cl'.. 4 • 4, i t”..* w.'Cl ° I N ~.'"1 ,149 .,..1 h . 0 aVIIIII 4 ne L e f • tmettm, mon tanetton, anon ym, owns • , . • tl dragpol reluctantly after him into the fi eld, and of f garrison moved out to mike room feritbent, and Bu- ' any wit n e s ses . , •. . -, ••• .. i; • ' Pas-essaers finding ihemselies ftiggialid froiSilaltlnifildt bit the 114 gates composing the Confederation of the Rhine; I low); corps only Waited this reinforcement to procee d' MT. Iyhti NWA RING summed up' the evidence, Gawk inariwy, may ;est what time the/ pirate. and that argetted link : a ith‘stit. any tuLtitinuni fete} 7` . Gawk, the ittailettwaW, to. ! t - o -t hat tope of land which he bad twisted with all his to immediate operations. -. t' : ' ' o b serve d , it was a very aggravated cal?. o• • : '• •• . ney-streei, Yet k, rutw•Cupeltest, i ikail9, ," asesilsos / • Skill, meaning to bind Europe hand and foot with if ,; A few rnar days will probably prodoce.eof dm. The Jury found the Defendant ,•gutity, arid sea -: ; reugte MI •Witeb‘, H ••titer Places. • ' *^---=' -•• , . . liteitit broke,.as might be expected, the instant it was ' portance; hut till the arm i eshave left e ihosepeoltions fenced him to prey a fiee of 51: 't o, be imprisoned for ! 1311 . 1013ENORT11 , awl.. Wasp.) ;Sett 'Omit 41 ,il. 1104 . efftyy i , . . Evening. • lifted-60ra the ground ;- we say, when he was over- in which they have been only preparieg for.the cam= . three monthe a and to give secority, for hit , ge e d , : s_IAR L is LE, p etr el., tine for hi fe h l evii: pbts thehlrii • • -..- throats:in:llW :rettenCil s'outeSt by the desertion of. paign, conjectures on other objects .woultitie* Quo , behe. iour for ..twelve months, himeia•in,.2ol. anti L ooli lour littites, ;led si thlatd. 011.11te witlii PsoSeslit 9 o , • !trough, A . p l iteby, GreatAr, t idge tlitfirtiond, Clitterk„k r t,tese, 151a •240, llttatrorS llgcliu* halted at the barriers of . wisely hazarded.. ~,;,. .ee . . I two sure ies in 101. each. f ' ft; 'es , -- . rtiogiihridge, Wethetby,.lllteetheii, Dtteitener.'nsfi Et , • ••• . 1:41:p•e ; sit fa.resthe banks of the Rhine they chaced - ; Tl•e war its italy proceeds with its. forsortiiseso r .. Ja d akel. Wan!: . was, indicted for assildtieg Mary (iae tten tr st aay by eigbtee! On), wig out irterg a posehip, •• - bite infoll speed, but there they came to a full stop 'on the Austrian side ; but its pr,ineipol Ile* k Abet .Anne Scott, on the 22d of August last. , and n erfortut Inc journey with tee greatest fat lay. inkkekelkil . . 1 detaioed an the Rinui by Nakao ay.platrare,"itaido etobehtlite -, • .! -.* Its ifillory. sr. re ail ht once at Ault. .‘Vltethereligerance time seems to be that of occupying Bitouberodlit s ank ' Th e . ProseCtitr e kit, a girl o i 16, deposed, that she; ildvapt , ) t • i • tla . teg „cured fa the „,, t e ssek . .. / .ge o i heir scuts s r . . ... . ef epinion or opposite interests among tumeorives ; . stopping the reinforcements which mightbottoptcte :lilted' with her father, who 'is a waterman_; he teems °w AK PI'I.FLD 'Hut Colacta k eirerp•ANAWlSlVwt eAlt- paw,: ~.. ,_______, • i s • • .. - t• . - .11iNt inclemency o f the seestio or the strong fortresses by France.' On the 6th of December., Ate. Auti#l4Bl. him*, No,. 11 • iftotgerford-market. Ott.the 22d ',si'l'....C.!."tk: .' ' • •- 1 3 ttilsTLft,*Nespert, Whitebtirrii, 1 :;';'.' • • • • ..,#)##.oo4 river ; the moderation of their views, or their- heati.quartere in the North went at Vicenaest-Ille of: eitto,weot oust for sows , Nod ; the'Defendl Noetbwieb, au hliddleweeielPen Conch a . . -,, - • ''. eiesi - re of rest ; whether any of these; or all of the South, General Nugent had . likniceded if Ice; d. l spi e d•her Ittone, - ;!het ► father ned mother,e4we eke O'Clack• • . • ..,••• • !•• •, • ..i - ~, ..1• 81,941WR-LANO, fitoeldevi,WhOlrai • • • etiej 1 . . _tilt:se; have caused the de!ay, we shall not enquire ;by laud. Palma Nurses was about too be bomber etl s • alt ; he dr a gge d her doyen • the kitchen stein, 'arid i morriegno the uenrge litet , . . - ./ ... _.__,- •• w 4 only. state tho fact, that so far and tie farther. and Zara, in, Dalmatia, had been taken with. e s ,l took ,eery indecent liberties with her. I MANCVESTEI4 slllo4#r o '.. • . • .i' :' ••'• OW ~ , . i - Lavo they gone. Thus, as wo have already intl. sal Roiza, and IWO men- • . .',„ • •', .. .......0 0 'r - r* , ..04 her rroirs.exttatinttfrion by Mr. Atette, libel and Wolverharninon. Condit e 1 ., : .Ulli c tri i rd' ..* ~. • • • . Stlit EWS BU WI, .ITellsaigtrm, , . ,: mate 4 l 6 Bonaparte in his &demi greater than Louis . said ;. the 1 3 1 , theftletretChartlete every lEveelety, tit" * ets' a iti.* .. . A MLA, 1..- , .....' , sa iLe ..iioner worked next door to her father's, - ..il V. iii all his glory ; (*robe Allies, in their mug - • , a/34 , 7 , 1R c Aws r i. e . , : , , ,„; . ate bottle•warehouseo •she had often spoken to him 1 aIitF,FIELLI and Rottwwltais . Pas; Ciset..* 'II - - .)} . saltiowas Niauifesto, declare that. they are willing • . • • •••1 , 0...-- . • ••• . r : r- ...N. -, b,efeee; ski, threw an opple at him as she going-i isig .s t ou hrunt r e fi c o er s ; t y r oin t rc i , l ings w • . 4ehese m t ie i rma. "to confirto to Fr an ce an extent of ter rit ory, which l .. ~ . •••01,e, ---16 " 1 " -- „ 4 ,,,,.,,5,ii.;•..., ! . - - •o • • he door Attiteotat.sio anger, as he was a mar...." e v er,. p, e11 )., , I .r, .., 0u.4 Alton too* .••a • F• .44 • ,i • _ , -;:1 , . wider her Kings she never knew." , 1 Illtr a ellallicult to to t , 105 t-, . , *Olt . . (nib. . Fes, :. - •*. ~ ~ ~ ~ , iliitlVllN t.flA Al Aferealyitllsttertalk-lrith. -a' Pam. 4 le e .., , , • it event • ',fatlim), rakeeerbee %ire. A Wham heat day at now. la the foregoing remarks we havoteedeavouredlo . navigate idea of • •the festirt*teesetfliiti,itt ttelltit; ' . •, - ,,t etb)aliji; mist to examine her, bat she re- ; g o - t ) f rd • aid sh - . be sib . . , 1 asses y x., , . ab, • ti k •datie f lb i taeetil ! show the ielplobability of soy statiow,lit a series of hle mansion . The. whore ,, row f , Itte itilai 1 'Alters 1 f il i a l 1..4 be t ... •.„ '. • .. - 1 neat, Bull-street, ilinnthgtuan. , I • i- ' ' I 1 •• • agioo much less any individual in the compass of one . to the peasant, i efiribit a picture elatte happy titteily•; i • I -- Mn. here toopot,bies. Ste w art _ !edged at her father 's ;., .it ut0.,..5.....r0ir ri t e. .ilokides, Si met .Thuitefitett, Poo i • Coleh,:ortery Morin* at latti-past Si a it tooth, to the Midland.' • • I,t briefs. life • 'enslaving the greater of Europe, unless it • for whilst thee pillticlans are partaktog' s . . .. ' • .,9 :l * '.. I P ",_' 1 she feend ohs • ev'tt' - ness . . ilt a:closet, off the parkeer, ; sop tritj.etyam ,.. 41% ,,,.,. Hsu. , . ' -, • •". 1111/10(0 . Into utter barbarism. We meant to have " tionalities, thii` . kilt* of the ! ) Pasant Atgalot , tßinga Act .tiever.to4d fbe . 4Defendent•POtSo make a, tlEttTFOttD, ware; Itodilesdort, . nod C b 4 ill . . 04.144'4. Over the particular and relative circum. the feelings-of t he hospitality Of .!no stoft,ta , ~ • 4: noise , af r aid Ntey. S'tewart.usight hear .him. :••••••• i e'll t S.All l 4• Akt. so Enmarro s t . 1 ;. -., .. 4 10 . , - ;. • Vence of each of tbeipriecipal countries, and to have Rutland.. , . , , 1 r .: . .-. .., - ~1 .. i•;tieslyeth Steivarttate . .d thet. she lived i n 1T - poo l gl. W,lfilbst Q., Sulf-past 4. and ..... , 1, --.. .L.,.. et - .. ...e ••• 4 ..ta , ti. .. ' cousidend whether . Pease, for which every lioart o • i11i** 64 4 ,1 '..,.. ....... a . a .... ,41 0 illaile?ka s .. ,_*TlPP 2.. .. ° 4o: '' • • ketee.wi rt . 4 0 e *lli Met apt c '''''.- ' ,„ , _. ,-... ACB A LIANA * .."• "i''. -.; 7 1""• / I - 14 • -- • •lte. 4 , P ' ,' ,ttlilkitillOt , misplaced iii a human bosom, mast dee the/ I" . "d'''''''''"' ll 4"'" "'"- ' ' i •k4 l one` 74 Scott . centeointo the Ironeti, tint •t - . o„ .: • • south sioh,il4oteibie so this tin:e. lof .1°) 1111 re 9 Pet; - P l t il li'' f tr.rs°"°o l4 'r, - ..r • D e f. 4 0 43 4-iot ''' 11.1111. S4#oo after elm *a •a• I 114 113 g 115 * CUltitif mid (. of` • - ; i„ % ... J ., - . • - 1 Nobility and fiedtry at the Cit Ate • terr*it -.., 2 e comei „ , ,,,, ..... angle instance whitre their Malicia e r and eall4Maim to, come a help 1 4 ;v • A ' • hk :td "-1 t.94.6 "rvlh . ' c h n it ellg . ' . ill '.* ilir•'"• .'. Y. t' I - .o tetrect of Ig, ter ion/r IPII- OUSELEY, dated taking their diversions aiwi t field eportkfromihet• .• to ouf o ate __ t '' _, • ti • •• • L . _, . _ e a car i. site 'went from t. e,4liran. Nov. St, 1812 (visited among intercepted of sneer. In our last At i t !dotal; th at the joketo win ve t t yore have failed ~ f the . tleslired e ff ect. Tiw kwillillee all'Aint/ ..1 . PP NM 90 , sea h er r ~,d r s he h ear d th e g i r t n il i years in this tutitlettlar 'branch of their protesema tout lit alive . ter:respondence, in an American Raper) :- . Marqe:s of Granby etas ptized:' Thegallery doe.) old 4 0 a ' and o rise y i nue ansuct•essful csise. They, contittue•Piiettreltdit . i I. „, e ..." itt March last. 1 concluded a dehuitire Treaty tiguous to the Chapel Wei lighted tip in a . etyjet f f . m.,, voice ,.i. i t. let me alone," she looked, 'metes to the treatment and care • stf IrtN EttE COM., , . l• - ter t he •:-..-•• wtth the SHAII, by which the paramount itilluerice of greet opletelour. The illestrirtillePtittce wie Preeedett d es i r iee. - , of obe*tesre Md. air a sceuutoo iudelicate tO i P,LAIRTS, and Mit derangement of the aelasik NI/4AT, MO . j e isequ the pernicious and via.4eful teats at a betrig. . •.' . 0 . . . tte English at this Court is, I trust, ensured fur ever. from his apartments to the - ge. l otrY, Pi t'ip a Out ' .._ 1, eu4l We/ abbisphily paneled Sty the 'Omaha of tit nano .1 , . Woe :this, my brother, Sir 'WILLI.tIit, bas notched principal domestics of tt:e .D. , 41 . 461 . a;14; 1)&5 .. • Mr.- . .A.Lele'vr, in defenpe,. couteeded, that, .no me. f the 0 ,, e o .. t it_ m , t„ i i„ f t to p e o w so kia tta ,O urre a . a g yb rob ,o4.. , I Englatt4 witit it ; and he, proba b ly, before 1 roach bited in superb fe'd dresses, au ' ,the remaintler In ~. ►• "bad ilee44l34.(lvedl for the liberties lakeo by the 1 th e other knee its visages faially dereloped to the* In a dig, - 0 , h il it.;'' which, if. n i . 44fr .'M' a l si ll i "l'r* : 4 i l bi;rne, will have given his researches to the world. I State liveries. 114 -1 !ince honoured the noblr i t o lt serer him into Mazinderote on the banks of the Cas- •of Rutland by weol o ri.- `.3e t t ..,' sots uniform, ° c asr ere ,: rl , ' '-'2, ll ‘ c°44se' ~ s et; . She; never resisted she suer i " i i-htf e 1 ,!0r00,,,, 5 ( ' ; l o os % t oss of imaralar poWer nod melbas art 1 l aw 'it t t i 'ebb live the. first ,challengs, .by vow remoiliints s . Uivally Outrider* , she tOirlireti e y ad . ,e_. ll . g 4 _ t . 1 • • • pian, and are him every opportunity, while with me, let and huff, - is which iiis• Highness was follow!! ,- , . . ~ M.. ,_,i t 0...., . ~ • r •,. to 'apple at the Defendotsti Ile was for ; ',,ta ul ,7l,ol l ,, ce it:ti,"r r i P r e t r "rea n t s atet kg ria is st h alrip und ootti e4- tats 44" nes mec etn .411% ." ': 4 . - •Cfpaptigkg up web precious .remains of antiquity, as the other Nobles and distingtesne9 it niters, aitil 'la ' . ' ; - .• • yof eta allow ed to exist by the present race of bar- appearance at dinner had a very IMposing eflott. ~.... • • frp •' • • '1(114 the conduct of the Defendant, it was ; successful in the course of o loa f , laborious, as t aacii , J iatoadao ~h..mta t e and ceo t aieated eiiiit of 4V 4, , • betiemer,but I much fear that there is little to be seen Th e health of the 'infant heir 40, the noose of t r o j t l ., ° - "e i uable • __ fig °,, .. _ m ~,to every sense of the word, us_ r- 1 prac mi tic.e d • rc i t ' j ' a l rb . r o rAs t io bstrueti. , ls loose strobes ~ .- •. .b. ... C - • x as re Wits -11 married man, if Mrs. -Stewart 's t. Der erescrn A t-cs..l‘3 4 ;a tunt•ans, enit i tis ulcer& eniptimaksiminid • ••. ,; - - in o reesia.which can properly be called antique, err- Rodatid, was ',reposed by his Rex! , • . - • -.; .• o ••• otott . .. it.u'ins. of Persepolis, and of another ancient Puince, which stns &auk with three . . if. A 414111. 4. In --•-.,,_ ~.., t wpother, recent o• of hot; doration, sod stitch lotto. coifed Ilia .. -7 . - eviiilien L, ce. was true which he did not attempt to' waillowe. ele , ers.tie oho •STR ICTLfltai,• t.. • • ..' . • eal t h.likbalti_utiktiown) near Al urghat, and the tomb Ilk f;race the Duke Of .Rulland eddierted s theirw- ithe Sloisit, why was n_Cit the Defendant indicted for att .he skill A f'bihrt. practitioers. ate, by their I . .resetit improved plan 4 of tretttotea• effectually and i winvaneurty *urea, wttlibut the 1 • . * Of.)igit,* ,h'e • mother. The cha reefers and seethe - ting uished Visiter in speeCh repfete With feel - iO : g "".‘. 0,0111 . * tYytgilt, with as ( Mention ' to commit a rape?. if rain i ‘ pteirlbt Notreri!ig Ine eicmcietitte paio alotalormior ltianosegtaell • .. . rot! ,ita.4betli the above, are evidently coeval ; the : sensibility, in returning thanks. iliteGrace expressed 't1:1141' they knew it would he .ttecessary I prove ' 01;ead.:1" Do Ith t t livnitin of tne I ' llfrit anent.. • Whitten On the part of the Prosecutrix., at toe :••tj- . 1 1 3,; e rt :e s of a:4Z 4er:1. 14 e - ism ' iskt ' s protrlee In this metre* t. • . istruseti?liisj et etidecypliered, are the arrow-headed his obligation at the condescensien of -the Diving' ' ' ll 'l dory found the Defendant guilty, Every mato whi t .. hs., namertios robe, tr( wrivihrev have been atml are daily air • w ould be liable tier their - rare, the total ertidiet Cbisiarttars,: delineated in Butros, licmoeze, CHAR- • ed Vi4tor, and at a time too whets public best tissa - baj i. - Tonim i jje d ass . act o f c r a m . C ud ; 'lion of which teeter...l by a . , - I(...afe, certain. ati.cl expelitiou• mode of practice. flaitoehte tAn*, vox., and other travellers. : otetiVw , " lio much of hi a . a n Yat'a i lch ne3s ' s si1141.1 "‘ I l i to be indicted •for an assault,-, ' •' •,,, ._. imititer A•t :ship:ed. The weakoesa, relit lotion, -and its•wilh, • 44,• ' . _ rilPre are a set of sculptures and inscriptions ft:v . -Terror. the Noble Duke next adierted to tlitteiitc- ' I speedily ceonwett. oillitlai I •1U r. MAI sW.lli r tlt; summed u p the.evitlence and erocrediec Inn!' Iliti cocomPutim. is ! • • ise, foued in Persia, in tolerably good preservation, i'oes , loe or - vittories-hbtalpett -i tity the gallant IVettinee l, tho t ry 1 , 4 paliem r.,:tored In linand and vigarati3 health. But wheat-the 1 re' Caned a 'Verdict ofe-ofceofflot. I debility , has far years existed, n proper nertuverat l e lb ilititatte. . trete 12 to 1590 years old, all appertaining to the ton, mitt tin eritrinuit . S.tiel wit much firer and elsility I , 1 eras rtiorepsou and ' :Edward 01/. Fett•fane were,. ateratise temedius. after the .tri••itire L•is bolo ah l ser,- 2 4,. I •,I • Silitilahlltitill)l l ,4 sty of Persian Kings,.cut on the native ' . . - lil n't re.:#l4.lailkle tar C...i.i st iit it i•ii,„ on the cor''Pa ratite atalettiktit'l'ilraill! I rna l w.d: h i • lacnotited mu 'an indictment fps . . au:assault on Mary ; Mire:L...4 re , set,ite to reeiv.. thesltinthrtl4 , 4 , 44etlib artqh„ A rock,' laths' Persepolis, atShafue, tlisitan, (;ehron, ' the valiant ilitish . Citiet ittAii . • seilliint. lauds;'ind ' 1 ,au Matilda Webb. 1 Se v e ra: N • Ve•nen nts7t Ge.:01 , .-iltrb of lbr or , ~ , Saezaz, and other places, but as far as I have been • thboxertions of out bra ire Rillia,AOwaiils the rellior-, ;, have ?wen utivirettsse cote of Iflr-••is. 'Carrie 5ta.. 4 ..: re . .. • ... . ~ o , i - a w.i. to decypher them, they do not contain more . atfh of the balance of friiver l'n Europe against the' . 14i1,16'8.. .• •no lad of onaillnial. of the ittennvt. orient - Iw.. - Iliatatt - j .• i s - • than 1)E SAa,lll has very ingeeimisly- given to the: French Dynasty. • • • • -tameas- - I received- n racricti and ilertuuwnt mire, r•lrrik4 •. I I . • world. Thelonguage is old pergola, and the. ch.a. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent re...ltlt witu baying ~,,,,,,: : ,. ..0 7, 1 i t 0 v e ., . t . .. , t e, h. swa otr :. - u ; it u i4i i iii•re . i rk ... Idri si ~..t• sw i 4t , ' wpm l'-'-: : ,... esi iluit.art ALL 71sursday, Ann White • wits char t zeti by P 1 k Y '. . 4‘i . c rt ~,d c , ,• ... 1 ,---e *roe , . J :•..". . racial Peldecti. 'lke sculptures are very spirited, much eloqueoce, but -evidently at fi rst iiibetut o g t Thoines Upsil o n beer orenrhant, iss Carer-hint., i 1111 various iseeniioes g i'veit him abusive liti•euaxe, and wit i; hay- Alitby .ri t ,:,rte h.•: *: strktares &an seste. . .ty • ... • and as So %len (Farottes) couquerrd the ' Roman ! under the a tfcition of fine . feeling, and he concleded , lax h 1...5t ►morning fohdyrea' hint hi 'the •.41 eel, and ly 1 •• and mhos Sue gealis of etlyat eumienee, .itp . ,o!ntebizieloksl44 an es • with the Noble Lord that as litlag , al„ - he i wln''''"''''' Th e °Mil 110111 kt ###lll4l this to) lie the fourth itnie pelted hi lo . years, and !tad liven nutter the ea,re of Neal!. katlke r li.-- -- - by isoptienti.:l al• thc turrtr . e,tur.ste-, atMout motet& - • 1 " - • •'•• . EMperor Vot.eiti AS, it is more thanprithable that he 1 • ' 1 lof her bitpearbiare in, 414..1m1:ice, far mimilar ci:whici, and !ha - g ar . • , 1 , tallow. to the counte% are regaestel isi,st s we . . - .., '.' .". . - rsode,isrfte elthe captive Greeks or , Humans exert I.lired, he should never forget the respectful ill in t er lei on l y alle g ed c a use - a bill , to see . ft child b:le had borne ~._.„g e, „„t , general mtm e,, t 1 i t0r .... .. &c. *Amen •• i •:*)0 '- • their ttaintolo immortalize him.. e Niel' hO had been received at Wiwi*. cotole, - .... - 1 IlSenTelttlealt! _'•''.'• 1 4 :" .- '''' 4 '''''' . • , . ......,-............. . . t :,,-4. .°- - a be. ragtime maim, tibitothe linden wish to niolt-o dm coat. 10-4Partanee for !Idiom nod InrAir tile.. *he* 110# Cant will hi I I l pflp4Pie 4 . ‘ 4 , The o 4etern. modern reunites -1 ea reel y deserei're AVM 1a t 1 TrAa 'r a weroltrikln i v . tittnut bit , sthi y dr,ii tra to ,t.e . 0 CC;bi „ii, II y 1 ,,,.., m , child. ,.._ i Alyea or sent to i on, lotrt , of the kingdom. To ere that so. ~ , „ . .. •. notice , except as -proofs of the inaguificeuce of the honoor of the balistlant of the Id i did 151abbliy..! V ben ihr CisinpliiiiviLt: tee t; trrie bud C.,. may he robbulted 1 .1 4 .-, 11114 Sa's, with t , , ;-"-• Shatigixian Princes, and those 9f the Setieve dynasty. The Neble Hutt of the Castle neit pie • • tee years si g i%, %%as caidilied ,i n iko ll ii rSc vt !;' w ek•bt• ide.i . , •r n ti oi i:: :.. t l Z , , i r ni tZti r er ,„ t eri al i t:te nou. . the iiialsge ot 'ewes of ! Klee'. Beset Prlion. rills' bed supported itibi tudt his twit chit- 1 rites , c . i Some of the former, of sii or seven buedred years .* Royal Highness the ! . Prieto - . galls w ' h'it -. *lli ' dr i l l a: Was Owed. on the richer hand, that In coniequenee of her l l t . 7. gr i er a l t 's lai l " g i a lt r a d v i : . •___l'vcr il ec iti v 3i to ur ldh 4o9 onoa_r. lo at i. tbe irm t ompietr linaa, oes ll:4 standing, -surpass any structure of the present day, enthatiasPitalle - trotted, and'ef ,Ailli '.' ' --alt. ',, L e sthelkondetteshe'tittl . Idleattettorrell. from seeing the child, : •Ai .j —.- p.. •s„ .. , anti might at trilling expetoce • be repaired .. But, ere. by *dignified . ( ply. , • -1 - ,:. - - km, •, nt :el • , was wow at s i tlol, II; rtettl i she 'Pitt stts. - , -.- -* -4.. fortonotely, it is not tate-fa:Won to repair or fi nish . Ilis Royal ffighness 'l/18"Pobeteti .. ' =caVhs w a l ; wha'the t. 11.1 Wa4 u srfr nfi ni7trf Zing her. "I _t ir p i ts,,m E l,4sali,Y,s u rt(2x.AL.,- t rixtri pwriefow. SI the buildings of ether princes, and therefore the most pleased to confef the hintrllloWllnigiellitiod yq beautiful mosques, Palaces, and baths of SliAll the Itev. Mr. Vitolflittewt,„ 7, t r im to /64 je ll t: i are !A lite woman wag haft:waned, that in default of finding j '" 41 1 , 101. pfoien is cr a lh O tt i nse tn i al ti l n i d " th s e to t g e a d a i r oe w 0,4, ape 4. -• 6, 04:: %. • ti . ~6 kf. & a . maw be committed. A CII , V;t TAMMAS4• and others, are ,gradually giving the Dike Of Ristleerg6 afore soi -IP- `. i gb , .14 . 1 59 ,, *, , tossesoti atilt , Henry iiiratveright, a int ie r,• s ca. I, will sena convince the Patient or toe eetbilotrell! ate • i .--. way to the temporary structures of the .Kajars, built Marquis. . . • ,-, ' *r i l" semieward, before the Silting May,birate. charged 011 WI inform.- coVery. Nothing can be bolter c....trived, nvre sare;oe mitre t ~ • try trued a g hot hi a i hy c tighaarn, with hash * in his : rs.'"enifs" 1.4 " th.is reme d y f " ? - 4111.414 " 11.4v b' 1 / 4 " tO its r e ' • w ith sun-burnt biic4o, and totally devoid of taste At twelve' o'clOcit it cowl AI - beta' re . r . 9: f4rili.wri flirt , it4' of pmatoes, or the purpose of heing mixed n i ts, c'r to "". as It needs na coo9lMlletd or reozwist a Wets .. ~ . anti cotivenienc. :, • the Prince .Regeist .voiniveei the Congratisl '-- 1' - loner noir oi•ehicti he Wade is haolit. Gon,,, A oo orn on o f awl ..ist)"lrot4 41 14 periem•e•Ort ail ekretslve pt*tiee) has pros- • • :.,q - I st, • •. - • Is short; the sun of Persia has lOC. &late, is dresses of t h e - k'nri•oratitem of Grentharn. • .„.o . ,•. Ilineeene.ii bewared, went to the Defendant's horse whit a • cirtistej° 'evil} rt*ri , e "re leisiketerk"" . 4 llualan'ane •: ij i • . 4 earCh-warrstio. had to weigh his breela arid in the .4%;:k, r i,„ * , e . all other meth...ls Oval' iitokinp or lb* ran" mad '! , . :...,, •• /• confined to the modest few. 'l3e arix.'irte totally tester. His trace the Doke of fautlan4l P .. . ' , ' -)lbeysli,coverild heat a bushel Ai potathes 4 Ihry oho • d I liner Chc"ele'd Divorden, Oh 'MeActile Masa t* Pantile , - * na ii . . .. lost, stud there is -not public spirit or Menilieemos the tint Address,. as Necosidei of th e Borough * T A ilsieve them. go which hoityd, row" appiott-td - to toweAsepaiMuwartts of 40,000 person' of both sexes have boo rwilkally 4 I • • R , ,b eaie d.-1 tie Vefetadtoit pleaded guilty, avid •tt.e M oa b/yob. ...end . f the ahnve•cotel disorder*, ankh! duellist eight years. • r . • euoulh to erlCOprar the reviled of then . I have the Liiceder• Adthess wais.4elivered by 11 , 11 e.• , , :fiord him 101:i t nd ctots. • . Pre k Tared and soiti by the Peririeia!, Manna •Tavhar-tekt . , been greatly disaepointed, as you, may imagine, hay- Vatighou t . Recorder .44 Leleerter, on which - belief . s' ' * * ~••••• ~•.- • - 5i,, 11 eloohrrol tot the Root Col t no n f alt s•refif. ligi4VStr , imio conceived so much more exalted an idea of Persil', occasion, W. Walker . E ',...May or of lAienter - 4 Tttoss.alliam, 14ttt.l hi& bolt a neer tit* h sf 1.1:e 1 "*"rl .6118 "1 143 ts; Pu h lit a l 11 Y-g•T 14*. . • a ' IT i from their own books, even after making , every al. tet.iived tbo.lisseseSieiT " K • ..• Cr), atlheir hointe,.No. 9, Nevi lisidgureel; whistliasiii t , . •' ; Lye, steer Stourirldftits'st a.cost of' 110801.-a rare, 'item ;milldam* asichtditke Will. be riven thaw Is" twee • • , t .. lowance for the favourite figure of the Persians, by -.. Aftee ihtiVJll'llf_tiiiad'Ofekil SP, tfiettitite of Ititts.42 , t,, 4ltse 'OW !skits Inii ' a at' Olitne 4 relative 10 thselt•sosompadaisAlth ia4l3o)l**es 'fitio•- 4 '. perbole. The climate, too, bar disagreed with Wes lend gavoasold dinner to the Ilissobon . • • hillohisillivres • ' 44po o ti w*i4 h „,, : bed tgrinuintsuens. at the Pflasers.N4,• Wig St•• , 1 and all the Gentlemen of my missioto• so tradition* Corporatioat, where, et • their:, r , .o' 4 -....-,.- -. to unequal to the demands of Ittiti ..... •h' , lio tio ni t i li h i )i l t.e r. b .persois esher = s l ;• e Slew, 14 0 , '.4 1(i o '-ei caio reet- ,, ' O been obliged to solicit his ktoyel Highness thoPasiics Marini* of Granby wee lereigitt into ti• ilo - e spieHee ho oe t et y owliaa i iti '- . ~ minim, nr. in hoes% et only its. 94 faze e-• %w i lt . ; ~.,.. . . .. , ..•• . • 11. etoOrr's gracious peratialitor to ' allow naneksietwai Lard Robert hillonsfos 'whale th heahb - • • 1 0/1 14 .61 . , , _, 1,.., ,110,.., stili - .••'"-" • o -- to Eiselend in Um ,Spribtot: 1814 .'.'•` . . •' : - ' ' c ;pit .t., .. jrotkete. - • . • :;•- -•- • • P.` .t t . ... - ' 'l. ,- 4 , 1 .p. t . -!..`_:*.____:.'.._..... _.._ __._,„.../.. • - ~_.z.. .., . ou - oos it ot-eon 1. ;.. ; .Si , : ,,it.OtettOloolitilikett •14,11 - 4444h04 e 1.--• .• k, t o , to. lbw .' #l l 4 . i i n a . . .-, . .. : ir , le:/eq . ~P 6l O in ' ...`•` l '.'• l .- •- '' :-, • Mb ' ' - t•V- _. s .''' - . ~. .. , . s. , . - • , - • • ..• . . . t • • • . . •. . . . . .. . . . . . • • • - • • - -.. • % . • . . ~.... , . • • .., . • . . •. , • , • . • , . ..., • , .. , ~•., - • . . ~.. . • . . . • . - . • . . • . • . _• . . - • . - .• • . . •