The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-19 00:00:00

....-..---.......1 ... .......- ....M.' , - V -• " ----. "...7,..7' ..--- 7C-.......... „ . _ , .. ••• - . .."'". . - - - ../ .74;: ' :- , I . . • _ • ' + . . . ...... __ 4 . • . ... • • a 'ss 9. . . ..••••••.. it i;u4_ . • • .e • -- : • • :~ _ ~, . r ; '1 - • • • • . . •-•••••. •• No. "98. LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPTEM.4I . i)O9, 1815. ~~ -~ rr r ~ :.L w.::r . .. 41 17 OCR U. Ahenucek PaiirsJlS. THIKATRE itYVAL. ONURY.I.ANK. EI I S present VENING, Sept. 19; their bi.ioctire erv-0•4. w Two THE fiONEY 'MOON. • " The ,Crux for which lismoriani fsll hi the gild, mad Ja n e lief es its sta:tres! •• LIBERTY OF THE PRESS. _ • - s• . • • Crown and Anebeer Tavern. Strand. August •11. 1815, A T a MEETING of the FRIENDi...pt the XI. LIBERTY f.rthe FUMES. held Ina day. " toilette haw. c s .b.ds fs eiist the hes , awaits affntrordiag preanidry petal to Vv. D. LOVELL., Prnpriet .r wr Ate STATIaNaII NeNspwper, for • the heavy I,feet, and severe sun:imps, w lark • h.• II it incurred labraely tivireddiwg, for a Series of leers, the iavulesble Lt- Leny of the Prers, Mr. JOHN. PICK. REf. IN the Chair. • • t . . situated fertherin he lard. • 'arm's pt to v•goaufst • the loss Sustained OVArtetitelar's. r..el wise have suffered bit tldY .nrelaneirroly. Diced , *veld be obroird. Sutfi , e it to sey,• tbat i 'if OM • classes, some have lost mui.h.• and I mmo thPir little sill ' The ire was sont-oomplet-Ir 0..01er unlit yesterdaymorning,ind of i't toed l'or. K rat s ,411;thattraw,resnains,besides the pock...rid id ill tr; quirks,. the Artillery parracks au l 11.,;, 1 .1 at, !* Church, tin; street in which Mr. Peter Doliftos'd loottaW' is situated; the street at the hack woreh Mr.. genly 'Beer's .liquor-store ie, and also frour.eldntat fourteen to sixteen bosom van the Parade, cmusnenc. Ng from Mrs. Clarke's old lodging house, and run• sling each way to about six or seven irnuses. " We regret to state that several lives were lolt*S' 1141 unfortunate occasien. c ' r,f: "An alarm of fire a as also given in this City yea*, terday, which, however, 'was—soon eatiosuishort ; le, proceeded fi oru a small house in Matthew's-lane, suj • it was discovered that a pa rcel'i;f rags had been stuffed under the shingles, which bad taken fire. • noleed, from appearances, it seemed as if 4hey•lrid.been fully set 00 fire by• some incendiary." In consequence of the dreadful fire at Port Royal.. a Meeting was held at Kingston, Jamaica, of principal Merchants, &c. of the place, foe the parr.., • poic of affording assistance to the sefferers ; upwardill of 10,7771. 101. had been raised on the ?Oth July.' ; Oh 12th August the. subscription* in Kingston amounted to 13,8581. Is. Bd. and in other places • toil: great amount. . . . . _ Tn er hieh will be ndtied, 'fIIE MAGPIE; Or, Tim. 51111) OF PALA [SEMI.. , o.er/triers by Mr. Minutes,. Mr. Donlon.' Mr. Pope, Mr Karn4 d, Mr. Kilight. Misr Kelly. ' avtav, The INl;gina. with The Maepie. is.; Sr. ond Price :Is. Sd. t. Second r Gerry, 2s. t Second Price. l..—Upper , 1, 4 Second Prier. 61. oono. to he upend at half part iv, o'clwet, to be .lf _ . _ Resolved, • That it apperrs to this Meeting. 'h d Mr. D. Lovell. the Pro• psi. for nod PuhUsher of the STATES3IAtiI ens un no hide. rn•nleui Joirnal in tae cause .. 1 C •il wet Keligi us Freedom. .n-owned Im iniptitusursent of P.m,. Years and a Holt in the at , .l of Newest's.. for what have been deemed three separate L.A. is, nint a Welt have been proved not only to have been un hheilous on hit port, No in one of the three env. the imertion was during his cunfnlrraeor, and eutirely without his kussu ledge. Tnit it is the npininn of this Meeting. that it Is an Indlspen sibin duty 4PII the psrt of she Advocate.. of the Liberty of the Press to indemnify Mr. Lovell tor lid. lose. he has incurred is ornint iaing• in- sternly -nod inflexible patriotism ' Rtiti fol r his t , neaned ant atm (mentos t of she Conatittitiaaval Rights of tlre People during the whole period of the pehlicatioa of that Journal. - That these esertions of Mr. Lovell ,in the cause of I.iherty, Truth, and JII.IICe. independent of his stiferlints and loosen. en. tine Aim ta the marked noesoinsi stud 'amours of the Public. and Ilvit t.tis Mersin( nrcordinglv feel great pleasure. iu pro• mooing nod retonsusendisak the Suhieripteue already commenced to his belitdf. IMkTVE•RnYAL. COVENT lilr. 'MORROW EVENING, Sept. 20, will be p• 1 4 r•t•P,... THE TEMPEST. Mr. Ten.. ; by Tome Lady (bet Arst up pr.trunce any singe). uh•rb will t.• TILE MAGPIE, or 'l'llE MAID. Mr. Fftstreit ; Everaird. Mr. Rartynnte; Henry. nowt: Benjunin. Mr. Flrter of the Ve.inee, 'acr; , t'nrt I %limit,. Mr, LiOark; liertrwid. Mr. ;buts; •lalet, nip .0.-nnort Annette. Moe. S. Ho tut. A-rtni• rat,'" Mundane. Miss Hughes. front the The al. Debits,. . r Th at no epoeh of the civilized world has the independent esvtrise of the L.berty of thr Preg promised to confer so Much benefit on Soeieß m at Ike present period ; it is, therefore highly iseunotsent .n I hit.e oho revere that Liberty to istorifes: /tarot mod reitiv %appal.t to behalf of every loan who has and may hereafter asvrft that toot' essential bulwatk of the bade pendecce and fr•-ettom of monk iod. Dutch ROlillf, imporied fr H. 11.:0.1. TO RV. SOLD RY AUCTION. • By Mr. WILLIAMS. - • A actimr,Mul t, TOMORROW, Sept. 941, - MI Tprrhre ;11010E Cotiection of Donn 1F LOWER teKrii. cothi.tiog of Ify.leinstw. Narci-siN. - t ire. &c. • • viewed IN. MY pm-ethnic, asd Mucninc of Sale; sad agues' bad of Mr; William, oppo.ite rho Auction f.HMAP * Ott k1..141 PA INTO. ea Nig Otig much - approved G lt.E E N PAINTS are monora toted hy .J AM Ell CRIASIK SON. 51, W F.ST S 111111 rl KIM. LORIN*. rail are tau that o....riviation. and broatifyikew of tenor deserip. a., d•au.k es posed to the weather. Ufa ia casks of . e;•ch. ;OM ups 4 , .. I. Invbihir Green, 11 564. per eat. .• P;414, « nab i. es reatel v. neat is its appearance, awe the 1 sliee , s of Ii pi Ire. worth sloth opplienhle so the re comma. poi she 1.110 ♦ ‘pon-ive cot Ili!. t!-•n1 0 . 14 e Green, al 1.. per lb. A .th.ersor tlyttn, at 61. per Ih. )1... 1 slot lair Olive Creess. nt 1.. est per lb. No S. roo ut Gio.e. Owe", of 3-. per lb. The tw o I their rent eielmees and • •liiW % of r..100r. .re I.eruli.riv call al tied for the orna.. iai poi I of out d..or pi i i iii .C. Nre. Ir.w r . •Intr, n 4 di-thigisi•hine ;he :limy , iliev are fim•lv ground in d au.l %iitu.st >in% as.hni e of rxir .stre , per%i tu. Iv 1.• iu. re 4,••• 114e6 - sielelll of Ille arti Ir, lire or 14 d d hewing lo it. r•senlossl pr.imProts .11. A II d Leered ON, t.r thin; iei the Nhure phials, at 46. input' Given. f .r.Veaelian ennioerr. fowlers. wiih prii•lrri Oirertio , is. at In. oath. Thi- hen .sif I col.nsr nifty intlysi tie espnlirel to wow ler igna nental i.O go.ser, as painting we r•sa der T. ne. , tlemen ine ci. worth of the above eskers. a di.- p , r rent. rill hr 'Ahmed g nr 101. woolly, ten per .1 , for r+.1.1% Myer... 9 . f the fl•ees.• env hrcwn at 40 Mnnufartory. Tie. Mar White Lew', Paine 0.19, mut Col sur. of every de •• 441 "..agfrunt . er'ner. *my ..1 which, Weiell required, Ashy perpmred fur 11. e. 4 a ffieriseiNfryr: of toll 9 , rts of Vorni-hr.i. . _ The Tratte•w ill find themlbnee itesieles tr••rth.i of i heir nilen n.mad iu ilk' .66 stlinvouies.will tie reh.le. Sri LqIIURY,— in • UM,. being seized with n fe.er knee became exeredengis 111. ails, fr.•in the violence of .the infloinmaiion, I because ~.. A medical man of e.attivitee brought it tliwtatr4:. • tr ret in* knve In the *stele, my lef w.is drett•lrtilly nicer Sevesal salter eriedieni gentlemen were- iidvi.eil with, hot pronounced me incurable„ .My left aria then. became and for ton tears / waslit PVIIC of trent .h.df*ring. Arencth lir anitettir La nwnllow it little fowl. Front I• inn% lifted in Ind nut of bet in 'Meet. As init. 34,1Spi to.try tour PitTFINIT A STItICOII ' 11'101...4 is a friend. who had seen several enr'l per . among hi- acquaint:tee.. : he vent me it bottle, I-Noe:hag enie.t he take. I. lint drop. Without ail hope rif r.., I bet on: to a week my +peril% and ..ppetite clew !setter. 111 a f:e inientie. the pain left me, nestl several pwees sis eatne a , ay.. 1 tend now gained so much strength, I w/4* )11$4. filllCheht ..l.thcn went to the sea.. nnd pintilatetto our raptalv. Had !,then Cane she Nleilicior. I ate err :: 1 •hnolil have goatee well; h..t, finslini myself w.ll, 1 prop.. The Celina ing sluing I was winv.; rtnintotos over me, ritleitv•l ms fere ail Is. My other knee became then allcrten, owl ;.se three e ih IhP „debillaty, with every s;,mptoin of declite... Al this tune anther applied to you, and bt Aga:n takinf the Drop-, and naitig la yew arLeeice. 1 et:is one, sa,ae relieved fr. . pain, fur three years I have been gaining heaths nod strength. I ain,. r. E. R. Crerve•p!nre, CahlliPl4.l.'%ll3. July 8, 1816. htat the I): peeenry; 13, Seib* square, Leendon. in bottles eehle IG.. t:el.—end I erve:s P. 2a. duty included. — 'l' me I h: vary, Sq..--Tio prevent C eteterfeeeP, the Genesine thine has is Black Lek itiortease.-111r., Edwards, 66, Si. "` 4: :hwth Yin', i. 11w lect.o . .e,nle Ares. 1 ' ()(3( VID SI/Wilt:Al. DISPENSARY. n^d ifishness the Doke .4 York, President, and the f"H"wing Committee Governors : of Leitrim I Colour! W. J. Jones, M. P. 1 .4 1 2 .04.0... n. I John Latouche, Esq. M. I'. fit II T I Col .net H. Clements, M. I'. R It . Sh ridan.M•P. I Captain Jitney II". ;tarry, M. P wo, Mr . hi . rit..u, Member of the Royal collrxe, London. 11E Patronage this Institution haS received, for 111.• exeln•ive trenlmet4 Hint Cillre b " lhSeXe69 al d lefre Venereal C.-mid:Ants, nod Their dreadful consequences, as nue-, del Oily. ulceration , , site. essi n larted u n htr the mit• the first professi.rool satisfy the, Pub. j f the tnell Merits of Mr. KIERNAN'S Olen, and that by it nrommiences of Public Charities ure avoided, rikik° Owl be:c.d tot wan are protectecliscuitist the fatal delusions hetet. I pretimders'in ibis h.-mach of practice. Since lipeared by the Annual Report of 1814. Plitientssor I. Se% 2., Loave been eltreci,'w it hnut ecofirternent or is t ptry,to he , Inni,nn, mid wish delicacy and ,serrery ..1 chose laboured under the must complicated . forins. • disei i se from len to twenty ye a rs. The first symptoms. PI Mr. Kierento's treabitent in A few ddys,; and when rar.,,ar e of &hint) cones on. ton earl) application cannot Made to prevent the dagger that may enstr., . • Kietintit may he con su lt e d hy either See, .witlr the .1. ,rerecy, nt 115 private liou-e, iu. 21,, hotter Char.. liertford-sloare, from nipe to t Welye . lpthe more. and from six tit) tone at night I to vilinin alters and got_ and oiciosioi.. from town coal rotatory, may hem:C(l44la, jaw punt-ill/04 wered. ' Till, day is published, price*. hoards, F. Kiernan, a Second and Impriwid Ediiimi of a 'Practical .r , nnie on the Venereal Disease, and its chrogiretieed. Sold by Sh erwoo d and CO., 20, rtteronsier-ro.W___; RishirY mid S on , 114. Flretuil enllolo, CrUiftb:Cifirt, ; ails) 1 1 all unit/ Liouksellers. . • . No. • Pfintiral I TI:IIIK43' li4o%es. Price* Ilrrs, the :.nzt ! r ° -M over°, afraid. k 'duo 141 , 11‘ . . r it o.al. t the, At CNm RO(1 be v hbogues n. 11E I' A .d SON. Idoird. on .1 %.1 I 1 04014• I 1C..1.1 Pal on the 1 rr rOll.l Oh Iltr 1. I‘o. Y. ' A No. s S. I pcial pat in Or alt• • nod la.r4 !spry too Vora. d ,Nle. 6. J r„ Ilt hn • oath. tier nrua T.. 1101 61 yt , for I Pit,,,. , in Se. sun • s. Otitis,* Maaafae The Trim ..n. And 11 IL aft • 1440. an Ins Id or fri or .d. Sere et pruno• r.,• ;it 01, 1).0111 • 1%..: k I pro' n used HIM ✓% .1114 1 .1 1111• e: ill f • es.• earn,. 10 sae ultee e•Il 111 I • hell 4,1.4 1414, ifue,l in I It debil tom het I •. fur tla , Cr.,,,. an I .Is. ine mei'. Chi I.(1 is Fin. a rl ~f LI orl of Ei .1 1. Iloilo I r A e ..... iw V rne .if the I Ltio g Itt • 1, Sex • ant of et the di. made 1, .11% Ki. rt 'fir-sircei .nndli .nn nnic. di he 01 V F. Xi Totals,' K. 1.. 'R ta . S. 6F es That Seven Gentlemen be appointed by this Meeting to net as a Commiier, to carry into effect the objects of the foregoing Resolution , . (Signed) Revolved Unanimeasls, Th4t.tbethaoks of the Meeting be given to thmChnirman for conducting impartially the proere.lingi of thi,vireuing. , JOHN PICKARD, Chairman. OUBSCRIPTIONII Sans,Whitbread, Esq. • Duke of Bedford. by M. P. £lOO 0 the hands of Alder- Sir Gilbert Heath- ii ,...4san Wood £lOO 0 foie, Hart. M. P. 50 0 T.W. Coke. Esq. M.P. 50 0 - Sir F. Barden, Bait. M. P. 50 0 J. R. Mooch. F.-q. enley Paik, Rending Ott 0 Y. Z. MI nl Mr. Alderman Wood 4,1 0 Ens.' St n h..pe 10 0 FAN 40 0 Jas. Perry, Eq. Chrts• Bile 10 0 Mr. Fordhasa 10 0 A.K. 1. 0 Mr..rs. Brainall and Son 10 10; Mojor ran 10 0 Joha•Johnson, E.q. 10 0 Won. Mulles.. Esq. 5 It Lord - Li 0 W. Jona. Borden. v.'s!. 5 5 Tim.. Non/more, E.g. 5 5 Mr. Mrs 5 5 Mr. Diuresis 5 5 Mai-es Dawson. Faq. 5 ! Mr. Elsee 5 Mr. Waldman . Mr. Galloway 5 Mr. WeNt Mr. 11s:tiles Ilappe Mr. Ham Mr, Kesnalisk C. • .* Mr. WiAart W. Mr. Ca-e J. 0. 13*w Me. R. L wit flews Looped -Mr. F. Mr. Phelps Mr. Thosupsoa W. T. T. B. Mr. J. Collidge Mr. lionSinc Mr. W01k..., Messrs Puller Me. S. Perry Mr. Swan Sub.cripoions troineiniited As Mr. Clary, Lover too& Wm. Roole,. E.q. 8 0 P. ('rempt D. 6 0 C. R. m4l Cm. R 0 R. C. I/. 0 .1. A. Yates. Est. 9 0 A. Z. 9 0 A Cur Merchant 0 Subscription. mummified by Mr. A. 6.aHosen). P. scholev. I.sq. 0 Mi. P. Keir 1 1 A few friendsjgai_ dent in Krni lt 7 Mr. Wiweler = 0 Mr. Jrihn &irony/ R. P. SW Pliny. Fog. I.retr 9 0 E. B.rreg, kiq. • I...dhory 1010 Grigby, F.M. Bury J•.ho ' , Smarr), F.,q. F. Winn. ro. E-11. ("h. (owl Libtriipt* 1, h. Mr. A.G,llowsiy J. V. i ' 44;. To I nrr. Sam. Jun. E.q. Haul ingdoll Wm. Carr. Esq. Ask. tom, near York 10 0 [J. C. 10 MormotlitkeS..aw, Pow I 0 J. D. J. 10. Od. talea.d L•woon. Esq. 1' 0 The Friends to Flee- &milt the Ron liffe Arm.. \Notifie.= 3 0 R. tvkiiiie. Esq. S A few Friends of the Liberty ofthePoess, is, the Conch nod Dartford Mr Ars ill CIIITI.rI4I W.S. Addington, E-41. Gal , ing.tait Lodge, near Bedford ' 5 6 J. T 1 .11i.. Esq. High • 5 0 A few Floor, hot In dependent Friends In Liberty ni:d their Country, tit the Greets Mon, Preston 2 Monde'. Leigh, EA. of the Albany, Per Mr. Itidgotiy, Pie ' caddis , Dr. John Peacock, Darlington A few Frionds, nt the Anchor. Coppirei. row, Clerkeow.ll Abraham Crompton, Esq. or Brerk Cot ince, Walton, near • Liverpool 10 0 14r.•Mortiever. Wombat* 1 0 A Friend, per ditto •e 1 Cowiptivinw. of the • Liverpo .1 Memo./ 1 10 Mr. Edward Baines, Leeds 2 2 &olio Revere. Esq. Brighton 3 A Mr. Newbold. ditto 1. 0 Mr. Smith. ditto 10 0 Tarp Friends to the I Como, ditto 1 0 T. 11. 1 JAN Fitzgerald. EN. 5 0 J. P. Grant, EM. M. P. 5 Smut Suhs<ritaions b Mr. Ham's Friend 410 W. A. Nlitri, F•q. 5 5 Win. &tram), Esq. 20 I) Mr. l'ultard 5 0 Mr. Hancock, linghow 10 0 A. Grant, Esti. 2 2 Mr. Fuller, Northfteet 1 1 Clempositor!, Preni men, &c. at the Statesman Oflice 8 1• Earl Grey 2U Chas. !Mandril. Esq. of Ince, nrur Liver. pool 20 0 Mr. C. Autton. Pria _ _ Ire. NI ottirOuun 221 A Mo , Friends nt dittn J 0 T. S. per Mears. 14..4.re and CO. 24) 0 Mr. Mitehell,Newabtle 2 V F. Manners. E.q. 1 1 A. H. 1 0 A Friend u. the Clime 106. 6d. G.ltneers. EN•South turtpt...l 5 0 James Thnotot!, of Mount Sl.Alhoir, pe:lr Cariboo, MOO.. MOM Is bire 2 2 Colonel J..hatos b U • , . Sithseriptions remised by Mr. Al4ermarr Wood, Valens- ' .qaare, L twine; Samuel Brooks', FAq. Strand r Mr. Nuke:ry e ' llookbeller. Piccadilly; Mr. Wes', New Norwell-to•'rt. Corey* . weer; Mr. A. Gall twos. Holborn; Mr. Haw, S.tlishory. square, Fleet street;- Mr. Nardi, Fleet-street ,at the• Ra r of the Crown Ru.l Anchor Tavern, Strand ~__• the balm of the STLTICSMIAW Newqnsper; sad by lie Secretary, 45, Laat• , street, Southwark. • J. 4. IOK Eli a hojscr_sialy _ I /PRE REA% SAPAN BLACKING, made by 4-, PAY atto) M N o a 7, liigh-Holborn.—This holm enable Composition, with half the usual labour, produces a moss brilliantjet-blitek. fully equal to the. highest Japan Var nish; alfords.pectdim• nnuni,hmeat to the knitter not sail the Nimbi. linen s is perfectly free from any unpleasant smell, and will rmayi itf Wine, in any climate. , Sort retail by the principal Groiwrs, 11;7ot-imam, 011-sea, and Perfuesen le the ;Jolted Kingdusu. per .„. . LlPltelle XVII MINIMAX 07 VIM 11.3 1 ~ .", . ...1 Nrw Vows, Ave;. 11.—Mr: Crawford bes re.l cepted the office of Secretary of War, Joni has prow, emitd to the execution of the duties of that depart:, merit. • , 'J It is with the deepest regret we observe the fol. lowing paragraph in the Kentucky Gat ' effe ) (pr /IN 44th ult.:— - " Dr. Bedford (a physician of Nashville) states, In a publi address to General Coffee, that this luervalp. ing sevf , *ty of disease threatens the existence of - are distingu . 'OW Major-General Jackson." - The debasement of France is complete. The fol. lowing intelligence, brought us by the Eastern Mail, since the preceding was put In type, deseribeir the lamentable catastrophe. The downf.l of Fiance,• the triumph of the triple alliance of Kings, Filet, and Nobles, not merely over France, but all As • countries of Europe. VERY LATE FROM FRANCE. _ • 66 The brig Ludlow, Captain Mudge, in St &Ye from Boordecax, has arrived at Boston with a cargo• of brandy and wine. Paris had capitulated, and tihe Allies were to enter it on the sth of July. " Two French frigates were at Rochefort ready to convey Bonaparte out of France. The embargo which was laid on the French %east watt_ to Alma Bonaparte'. Sticape. Soon after sailing, Capt. Mudge , t was boarded by a Bnitiph frigate, who demanded if; 1 Bonaparte was on board? He, like Lucien, may sail for the United States; bat will, probably be, like him, also captured and carried to England.— TMs, however, is unimportant; the greatest indivi. dual is nothing in comparison of a nation." By the extract of a letter from Liverpool we per. ceive. that the Government of Great Britain -glee to the cotton and shipping of the Portuguese domioions a decided preference, to American cotton and Ame. rican shipping. The object can easily be perceived ; it is to injure the grand staple of South Carolina, i Georgia, and Louisiania, and to lessen the value of that important branch of our commerce—the carry. log trade. Let the Eastern folks look to it: 'ds those who mostly suffer. Why Portugal shoold be more a favourite with Great Britain than the United States, or why she should particularly encourage the growth. of Brazil cotton, can only be answered by a retrospect of every act of Britain which relates to I the (Jolted States. The•iticalculable and rapid advance of the Republic towards Radium! importance; the intelligence and ; neerpriltiit our citizens, are regarded by Britain, *Oh jealousy end dread. It is the stride of a giant, l ' and she leers to be crushed under his footsteps. Let I the wisdom of our Government engage seriously In' this affair; we have ample means of passing counter. trailing duties.' We must compel Britain to be just, by striking at her interests. Stibmission to such in. , justice should render it preferable to ship in British I I bottoms with the duty, than even to ship in our own • vessels gratis. No, we must oppose this sweeping ; and exclusive policy, the offspring of. hatred aid of fear. We are moving in a higher sphere, aid the , magnitude of our orb will soon enable .is to inter. , 1 cept the rays of glory, and to cast-every malignant.; 1 planet into eclipse.—(soufhero Reporter.) • DESTRUCTION. OF PORT ROYAL, MA ICA - it Width much sorrow we announce a dreadful event which has laid almost all the , town of Port Royal, in Jamaica, in ashes. • The following ac count is extracted from the Jamaica Royal Ga. ten* s-- •~ . GERMAN PAPERS• PAM!, Auo. 27.—Political affairs betemd 14f11: daily more and more perplexed and Intricate in all' orders.. That miserable policy which has for yearsd been labouring •ist the Astir, against Germany, aed which hypocritically. conlrived to conceal itself under , !diverse philanthropical forms . of love of mankind, love of the Negroes, end love of the French, must now come forth in open day.tight, and show in the eyes of the whale world what it is Worth, and how t . it is guided by the lowest motives of Vulgar, stupid jealousy. It thinks -the Germans have been 0 r,,,d enough, with their broad strong shoulders, to lilt it out of the jeopardy of Napoleon, to which short: sighted cunning had reduced it ; but as such slave's work may still be expected of them, they must, now their work is done, be sent hack to the mill, to ex- • peed their superfluous vigour in proper labours. Conscious of its own internal debility, this policy dreads every new-born energy, and the increasing firmness of the Germans fills it with apprehension; so that rather than confide in the good spisit that animates us.. it enters into -conventions with the wicked French ; but the times are pist, in which ' pompous forms, mystery, and affected airs could • conceal the intrinsic nothingness of their policy ; it stands naked and exposed in its whole deformity . ; Iwhile it fancies it is going in secret in its crooked paths; the world beholds it, and is filled with ins dignation at its proceedings. Let it beware how it plays with the fire that inspires there times; like St. Elmo's flames, it plays InWooncies upon the masts and yards, .but will become e.onattrileg lightning,• if its' powers are excited by nrrogentdefance,. The.negociations are now. begun, *Ad 'Prussia bps brought forward, as a, condition tine qua won,..the cession of Alsace and Lorraine. Against this a ter. rible clameur i and running and striving has eritels, as if every one were called' upon to make the •ces. sion out of his own means ; it was grown to suc.b.st. charming custom, in dealing with the Germans, ulg to take away from them, that the people witii,ths greatest naiveté wonder how it could come info their • beads, now that every body else are so richly pro• . „ Kinow , jaisairno July 15. vided for, partly at their eipetice, to advance and ” We have this day the melanc holy and distress- I demand also their part. The French are, of course, ing task of recording the effects of a fatal and de- 1 the most indignant at this unheard-of pretension, structive fire, which broke out in the town of Port 1 and have immediately put themselves in *inky to . a r,, 1 baffle it. The well-known means which' socceediedr Royal about half-past one o'clock on Thursday ternoon. It began in a negro•yard in-Cannon-street, I s° well in the Peace of P ar is , w ith the tutrlittill° 4ll( new inventions are employed, and the result 1/1 iIL and was occasioned by a negro-w y man making a fire in its improper place. It y. communicated to soon bee vident. Talleyrand prowls about in silence i and places the note; Fnucho gives.and receives great the adjoining buildings, and, among the first, to Miss entertainments ; the man who is at dinner is a Fentiatt's fine lodging-house; from thence iespread most tractable animal ; and what the • tsble does not its ravages to the adjoining and opposite houses, and, from the very strong breeze that prevailed,•borning I effect is accomplished by the desert. Good and• bad, shingles, &c. were soon wafted to , others, which, are so mingled together; that it will- be difficelt.4* i hyi ng re m ar k a bly dry, quickly burst curt into a . part them without the actiuq of tiro Rod a greaten, . blaze, so that by two o'clock three or four parts of I The. issue of negotiations depends' ape n thie Plosion. . • whether means will be found to gain the town were burning in a most horrid manner. The I catisteruation that now prevailed in the town, as we • p rinci t ia l l yv minute I Aastria, so that she-also . declares for the ceesion, and are informed, surpasses description; every insists_epon it. This accession of Austria de fresh flames were issuing forth; ,the principakstreet, : firmly pends again upon the perseverance with which Prys. in which the Court-House, Tarrant's Tavern, Mr. Bassan's and Mr. Jackson's stores, are situated, be- j sia abides by itsdemand. Prussia mutt show that it came a volume of fire and smoke, and front thence it . did not merry this demand as feeble, empty experi spread to the whole of the stretts : meat, to recover the rights of Germany, merely to and lanes towards the harbour, the wharfs, and the Naval Hospital, establish itself in the public opinion for other pur• poses, but that it is seriously resolved to fulfil the Mr. R. IVl 4 Kown's house and wharf. and all adjoin. .duty it has undertaken, of being an * ifugmenter of ing, to within a few houses of the Officers' quarters the Empire, and by no means to desist from this on the Parade. The fire having cpmmunicated to utmost resolution. If it announces this firm will, Mrs. Whittaker's house towards the west corner of the Parade, it was suggested to pull dowp the houses if it places itself as a column on which real depend. opposite, so as to open a passage between those on elm. may be placed, Austria will, assuredly, joist with its whole influence, as it did before , in B..ho ns t n .. fire to those which it had nut yet reached, which, be :The French themselves lose daily more, and more ing effected by very great exertions, vas the inverts I of the temper in which they might make Considers-. of preventing the flames from continuing their fetal bee opposition. Party hate and party raga•d a ily h t ,„ effects along the row of houses on the Parade,. crease, and the hope of uniting all parties again*/ the leading to the Artillery Hospital, which were thus fortunately preserved from the dreadful, element, foreigners must decline more and more. In . O W South of Frrioce, the fermentation is dreadful The Dock-yard has been miraculously saved ; nothing trio I l c % P v e t , O , 1 , 1 th ,, !0 ., Par t i i ni r dl n e t ct e it I s ne ta triet o t c s wa la a l s r f e ohr s u i rs a .u t i cte,doi in the t. have ui ~.01 1 ed ., kt t t .iii bat the'extraordinary exertions and skill displayed on the unhappy occasion could kave secured it ; as it is, snaseof the buildings near the wall, close to Mr. d ") . '• P at °o a place, in a village near Nimes. Louts i.hrits., his Jackson's store, !lave been demolished, partly by the shoulders, pities the victims, and tuts th;„.. : , t ,k e ire, and poly by pulling them dowp, to prevent the vcourso.--(Rkeoish Afercsire, - Sept. 9.) 11auteitramiaomut . auteiting - to those of f more value r thei• This vas ouc of the titles u( t h e L.es luau limp-rum •:11-• - " T ~.~ in 0 5 3 4 4 1 1 1 0 1 0 9 14 1 1 10 0 1. 0 1 4 1