The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-26 00:00:00

- W., , i Lord Lauderdale then stated tout he no. eccetacy of the returns, and wished stood that he ilia not moon to infer tha', low price of grain acted in an jotters* price of labour; but he believed it to broely by the sepplyantl demand; whence price of grain having a tendeuey to augr ply of Loom., %veto in that way to climb and the low price of grain tending supply. would in some degree raise the The•effeet Of a dear year was, by deprivt. factorer of his ssau4 aajaysaPlifs ightlltite greater industry • which, white the number employed retai ner, the- vonevorlded to - the stock labour % and consequeotly / diminished its in a cheap year, a manufacturer (nor 11110011 that. sopplfed . by his ordinary ' therefore apt either to relax. hi Ms Intl apeading his qurples money at the ale r hi testify himhelf funk norking the nes produced the Rama effect, to diminish ktbaer. %bleb. oldie the demaintcAtit . sive it an additional From *P IM , isw mild obtain, his Lordship thought that •rd tow price of grain produced the agricoltural task work. But thy wa en . 11 tiliferent ' principle, as theritarily • player taight increase the • wages,' Artie . bass hoot able to 10 , 1 a mat Vat a clietVet in .Eontittnil the pilot o.rsitteit AVere '‘iro supply the difference. to Scotland. •jest century, t ayes had 41almilsosit 7 -OM in Etiglapd.,kod`,oolLiaithe•sasn• price of gtoink At the - Union the wages _lowan war sd. English a day; thivert wag then 80..... 4 the lieges to, a day-tabourer cgii - . 1110 ,Te a 'peak. of *oatmeal tilt 1 7 92 . loaf was worth is. 3d. owelthe .tialiiiortere were (rout lis. to ts.fitLiw Skit .IZtoval, the day labourer . rereit as at the Nike• of the union wait . labour. , I 1' ~.~•. Rs be eselitteld.l" -Fits Nett 'At l'EltS. ,I ~ . ........1; 0: 4 , .s. , • • •.. !...- 44 1 11 !" -- ~.1 . , awls Ater.,, --Letter= from the tuttoiteee that rfisturbastees are expected L iliall'ontesits .ondeavuur te make the ttf eCti t i . II • l • • ... S A. It a liderabil cane ,of troops, fO.ar firciarspn of Ceipa m. arrived at Ma: littra Iff ry due sk 'ke rn . TM. payAita& , ~, . . in iii lief*, and iheltecessiti lAp c t of title tiepart meqt collid e ir ni.Cclassol, and ChAraber or g o ; liff , • takted.th wrings of the tanopaamat s were wanted iinmetliately. 1 0 4oc oo were furnished by the city cisavit, rime day the principal imhabitants riled. '{n& 30,0150 umcitig themselves.. It is, -"ark, that under the like circumstances, ,4111 i veigu of the usurper, a aThillir pr , the Poole bodies was coirpletely mistreat& The joy and enthusiasm which the - 1141111 bottom has loused in all Fret commaßoiled nth the raPidityOf .li inhabitants et all the e 0102411. WI tiger impatience for the packets that CO bring intelligence hob this happy waved at Martinique and ' Goodall packets are arrived ; and we waive that the hearts of our countrymen ._ beat In unison with those ' s.ist IA .114 good , , ~ s 'mit ' h iu Europe. A letter frnin Philadelphia, of the 60) 4 of July, says, ' 6 We received yesterday, by a yessel from the ilavannh, the important news of Petion having hoist ed the white flag at Port-au-Prince.. - I saw a letter tram the Its 'numb of the'4lfi of ione,'Which speaks of this event ; and adds,, that a Getseral. bad arrived there, stud by Pejo'', ttfientteatice his submission to Louis XVII I. This nests, 311tIch is conSrMeri by twels6.difft.rent letters,-has ettesed `the greateit joy to the wretched culonistsrft 'hi added, that the troops of Christophe dettal ; 'we' rosy hope, theft s . that he sill soon cease tai reign:" ' ‘.,.. 1 The loaf 'of four pounds - coats a shilling at Lou.., don ; thOtill, double the (nice of the loaf 'at Paris. By an ordinance issued by his Majesty, the Na tional Guards of France are declared to be seden tary. This ordinance is a confirmation of a former decree, issued by the Provisional Government on the 4th of Apricitivhich ordered the dissolution of the Moveable National Guards. In communicating this _ ordinance to the Prefect and Commander of the Na tional Guards, Gen. I)essolles, ,Major-Generat of the National Geoids of the Kingdom, makes use of the following expressions :—". This institution had been prepared by the former Governmeut, with views very different from those which the King entertains.. While the late Government, hurried on by a bound: less ambition, sought only to precipitate the whole nation i,iito camps, the King wishes only to for al public force, computed of men of property scatteredi over oar territory io the same proportion with our population, for the purpose of giving the nation, at j critical mearesitsoiservight of exercising over itself an" i influeme which can never become oppressive. " A rottener of Decrees had established principleill of orginanisation for the National Guards ; but they bad never, in fact, been organised, except on ear-i twin points of the kingdom. It was only at the period of invasion, an invasion almost unexpected to' France, incessantly abused by false reports, that the institution became altogether general, and assumed a character really national and solemn. In fact, it was in the avidst , of foreign legions that the nation took op arms retied hack' the King, and escorted him from the shore, of the ocean to his capital, where It alone, for venial months, stood 'guard around his throne: A Movement is noble, so steady, awl so unanimous, hat. profoundly affected the heart of the King; and one of fits first acts of his government, WOW to appoint his weft-beloved - brother, Monsieur, aunt of Artols, Colonel. General of the National ards of Franco. - r4a. ;lei . i.se • 0 . • P.:• , • 001104111.11021..„.....4 !MIL •• 44 t close this letter by calling particularly to ' , Out attention on. of the arrangements oPthe Ordinance. Yob wiit ferceire from it, that the Magistrates pre. serge over the National Guards that influence which belong, to tbeirn and which guarantees two things ewential tis' the duratiorrof the institution s —first, a sets ice :always regulated by eminent 04, cessiderP" 'Art . French Pipers to the 24th have been received. Our extisOti *in show what are at present the sib • ; - ..: -*. jects of natioirst concern., What with oenc4rtS, ;; .FesecrtJfniliitiZtinCr Cis. 741.--43mb Amble'MlL caricatures, feasts, masses,. processions, sod the • :' -•-• •3: •-:1' -8-..e5e...-- -. • ~ 'piety of the barbers, the'. French people seers.... thigniertiled.' tleatts of the politics ettio Continent :once More all alive, and leaning . into old cuate4r!* 11Pring. , birtb to many visionary projeati ; rumours; manners with all the Harleoeinade of ' m thigw-lind speculations, and. in same respect's, to changes "icSt . , viten der :-- • ` ' -. .. ~,,;, ;'.c . itiod opprehzusitni u Vlilch, we presume, have ne • • foundation,, bet hellisrtrembling anxieties of minds 1 ' Pasts, Atlo.23:;—There will be a peed contest i . at the Thuilleries, on the 25th inst. -•• :• • Y' desirous of remi t ,and, a cessation (I t'te troubles . - •- The public sitting of the Chamber Of Deputies, an. 11 0 .1 8 lieckelliklall 1111 " , " 404 10 1011.441 thed r• ~.41r oPe• notinced for yesterday, was adjourned till to-day ; • All4Oll. the events reetri„Phlted by loin, aiperten-d -the Chamber having been occupied with prefaratory In g a continuance of ..,least• to -the ottetinent;, and f.labours in•its bureaux. s. "wrath to man," is thtitetinetedietirn or ans At , 1 lire ~•,,.• to.sovereign sway among tbeob.,..ss ati.lhosn isis t as,; iii liketen.This a4stateethat .!. Old customs are, by degrees, reviving 'amongst all .s , Itset o taif soaiety. The hairdressers 'will celebrate 1 report is conveyed to.us.:fro to-tnorrow, at St. Eustaches , the Mass of St. Louis in he it to be peTmitted:itatta** the Sovereignty of which will be tiflesviid by a To Douse of the Italian States cedetite the Archduchess I.ontssi . 2,04.. a,leitate for the return.of oar legitimate Monarch. and that he is in future'to reside on the Contieenl;.. I . AceOrding to anciestustom, to-morrow, at five viz. at Farm,. The Duchies of Parma antOrtstaltit„ ,llh s j , his I .o'clock in the afternoon; the beadle of Notre-Dame we are aware as his already by • right • ;wat ts i 'will announce the feast of the King ; and the 25tit s • but what claim tin he, have to Modena ?- r ,.”. Thine '. being the day of .St. Louis, the Metropolitan Chap.. of Ross and Candor we know—but why Of Glitet 1. ter will perform a solemn' Mass for tbelpieservitioil mis ri—ln the same dark power stilt at work which -. of his. Majesty's.-Precious life. .. . Showed crowns in the dim distanesieffittit :1• - the a rot: lawyers M. M. Falconuet and 11114- ,a , ,..{M e41.41.-z- _ , . i eft waking eye - of ever restless aiManer ?—Does A4S. , lb w . tria find it necessary 'to svall*herieif Of the mai-- - shore-published, some months ago l 'a - Letter to King, upon the sale of the national estates; ald theitary talents of BorzArisTE, and-tonmketis renown' :. was , " s a w . and her alliance with him still a memos. of eft Acting •• ;. latter two paniphlets, the Irst4if . which the aggrandisement of her porter?' . 'rite dlitethences. the restitution of the emigrant 'property, and the i secend on the revival of foncieres rents, mixed with which are said to prevail in the Duck, of Modena new goal. feudality, and abolished without indemnity, by the I may be made the pretence of giving it i 1..i8 laws of the 17th July, 1792, and 25th August, i ter. We cannot *Attach much. credit . 10, ll,,i !, :repo•t, 1793, 'and on the _jurisprudence of the Court of : nor, Are we of the number of these W Wit Are 4 t h e s e . 'opinion that the Emperor li:a.kricti .'9 4- 2.,14501 s e t , Cessation, And the Council of State respecting ,the Treaty of Paris. We mispectitthes viestzk*e r tiek laws; also M. M. Le Norman and Gue ffi er, printers, , , as:: . ,•• , • , 't - ~. were set at liberty yesterday, in virtue of an order , are not yet fully developedv•wast that •tbere ' of the Royal Court of Paris, , dated ' the some day. ; " imperial . bope" not yikbilidalied: from t' This order signifies " that there is nn foundation for ' of NAPoLtOs, which is -staples him up i , aceusingtthe aforesaid persons of hating been ac- the adversity, of his too. The King of .. ,compitces in to attempt to emits civil war, by arm. (Mtravr), it is said, is abort to array hit/ lug or inducing the, citizens or inhabitants to take force, either against the Pots or 'the Vitt arms against one another, and orders that they. be Glens ! We trust the Allied Powtiiii4Catiffir set et liberty." - I, capable of perceiving. their own interes/s The attachment which is created in FrenchtneS, ttue mode of preserilsirftlitieS c 'together afil by the daugbter of our august King, fivise.exbibits to tura Avanquillity of - the 'Continent, wetly virtues to our admiration, Oft iiteety regrets to came of nii , andloblic discontent So desr our recollections, bursts forth every - where, and - iiePe of.,4ltitsble ;'*,preas s - and again cosh , shows itself in various forms. .In the ardent desire' world world. ':-, --*"."' ''' ' . of beholding her give blitli to a Prince 1 the CbarciL: ‘:: A Aye set ite innit of the Obote oi-dio wrii • .~'i gillaf ikon in the idea at. tile twople *44 ' ihe Mae siftried tak, imaision from it to tuistitropinkiti ft • 14,...,114,, . •~•~ , .'r . . • • • . '-. . • nowelosAlimizaganummmonsamp. THE ST.A.TESM 1.N 7 ............„....„1„,........6....aii5.....amb ~ , , caul(' rely on of order and public interest ; and 2d, in that service, which were breight from Fegland by the Officers of t warders.. of- ehh - s • of Nismes ha ve mitla ii to be, under . , forms of command and ra tes of di s cipli n e, mild, sin , the Orders: litervog jirosented•io him by Ger.. ' ifr . ' °!?•• - ! s.. e 'VOW, if Heaven theold grant es this litesss• ri ' . •:', g, it the high or ;to be borne, and suffi n cient to maintain: tellicntilifY o reatsph.FEktirOhip made owt • ti •. I thich would complete the happiness of Franc, 1 4* ratio on the•;.ohstlienOo, wilboureisitlatigaidr iit o o ash or ,Oye ii ____.._ ,.. - 0 ---- ‘,.. ._ _._,_, ._ , , bir is - . . a 1 . • k- • consecrate to the Almighty a statue of a ed. obe regulated I GROOT, APo. i List Friday the whets) Bras: : - ,...15 1 - . %?" ."117".;_c" we Pa ... Or child, the usual weight of a new born infant. •' hence the high Legation, as well, la some persons of this city, . 11 11 1 ..... . .; i . ."4" 1 whicir ay ' took of a grind supper, given by the AmeriCan 1 . ability w* pie Highness in Spain, hlre " 61°1 1 —This vow was "'leo* -Pr^clidei.,,ed on the !meat the sup- t i tt i s b its p r ice, gatiou. The negociationa proceed with activit ;, in the whole English oatiookrd thecosildencu: 19th ult. in the parish chureb of St. Csitoc, wh elk to reduce the the. Negotiator" -of the two Powers . have via tteet sCeirtiThe ;eel:alb; cenitif, - tir ID; firiposi an oration was made by flee term% As l io-joi r n u t , • -1 - 04:....a1ib0i, :,,eb•ebt ibik endangered, these tartan rand, suitable to the °amnion'. .ti•Wiii , i;; ; 00 .. i,. • he value of it. 1 meetings. riving a menu. 1 MAN 11 wit, Ave. 12,-.-T-he countries on theis(t ....... Gukail ... u .. A . :id . ~..../ „„,_„ daer austeeensa ~,e iesed je . tbe cbspe i ds iditobi r ,fir*..... r k i --- .; free) the Frew& 046 0-112411 T!' m a"."' 11 • 11 ' . ' 1 7' 4 '7 `'' e • •• the tutcteot,glory .... st .. g. ' Sings.. whose particular intercession. ant.:4l#o.k.g : .... MOIR isito_to ~' hook of the tibiae, sessatod tuber of hands !Pirei still groan under milkary requisitions, WithOtitlilePeseatili -11 . 11 te to-the stock of ''knowing 'knowing precisely the moment of their deliveialOh;rifousttil •qttirtge.7 , ~. sot -, • 5 ,..., . 0 .. a 4 by M. Baron, Counsellor of the' Royal Co ur t e t its value. But ,or the • Sovereign to • whom they will belong;-`lisle 1 , lisiblipe Az.. 11.4:4140-sseeLber of rura l . mise i k eet ponv ea b o t r d e l, : o f iti• 4 .44 , - riK 'i•. -, , P " In- 6 '. 4'. sod his, family 1 . Jews are the persons who most regret war, au is t h i o t i ro i scrdsitio & h et .ameee , than% ere malle t nAtint " .. . is. ~ .... v. m ~_ 6 reiiiiwiiiaftimuiissit. ' - axee, eirsit wee j the former state of .things; they did not fight, an ; Art Oa L. 2,a'r...44Z.1,7e especia l ly -T m a rry •r7" -- oy o l i i dei f i Tr‘ l erititi 7l : l o4 : 4 l :7a it i i r said th ow .zirtai wilt . nilostry,‘or ity swelled themselves of the confusion to ,buy and lie I t he -1146"6 ' - ' "a" ' 'f , 'fish . '', '•ivises are eesity distibgeished by . .eheb , ;'rage try Lenrii.Xfat, L om ita*. ~ gloms. , r house, to dia • he ii' most scandalous p refit. Commerce on hot ;it dip; which ' banks has become 'Very brisk; there . are now n i beilifYii-Ni unaffected and Adeliehir 4 10 1elleil'Aii 4 f". Ntie Yeltic, Sifiir 11.--The' fisairlisg • i . . i... i ti le s tock of , costOm4toithes, no Iteery duties-4u 'short, '. iooin 4 something of 2 foreign aPPelufficit In `iirtkillii,:e - •„woreAlrook at the fast given to celebeafa eurTlO6 o . • Milord, Would ; can be afore convenient for trade. ~ 4 T he a ppearance of Bruisels•iaositirely chested; it pendence at_ Washington , at which we t+ Prei - eital - '•• . the I Ctsttitinaatis, Atli. 4.:-.-The Russian itoy. miff!, is ! , 0 l i me a place where oak i l i g i; • is *Allot the Minstari ... . ; . 7 , A. ,.. 6.. , ..., ,...iiii. Ir. t ....,,____: 1 .. he %esti/oriel /of State , . the F reed , 'nit the high 1 OetteriA Bennigientahillilitillie Duchy of liOratelnot-•.•• .• • 47 tio , Frisch Go 1 . sante effeet•dn ' bet thetatiperior Atetitidriliiiyaidl the etpencei ~ , 1 ~ .. _ _...., •• _, _ _._. _:___, • ~,,___ _, . ~ t.._ _•,,,, 77. -- . 7 7, rrt•ln °amen" atilt 'i n su.hat . G 064011 1. &limo; severe , g ee okra hid Fosilowed kby'.the' stay "or ltii troops. Within t.• . .: i PRALLAiniTit -mtu "Ps.., 11110 ! ••_,_ cas . ____ ~„,`'. •', • IF•l'alw., 0 14 06 11 0,14 , tillidoightifd Foreigners sad rity it theern. ; •feirdityit :I* caused 130,00 d dollini td tovilisigrr # , 111 4tititifbaPPlailiVISITIMIMINPFINI"W#17 . Military cogntionlen tAims--; --, '..4 ": -31 .,, • i •, , . fr , IA fI , . A 40. • , -, '. - MO he selght .. ! thole who ftretshed them With :supplies. - ... ~ . .. " 1- ' • /..,,, • ..A.L . ilitestk. *tripe* 4 . ,4 =eifer4iiiii . e . i,irlr e , s ..... - e a st ... t ' i illtir "t. lll4l va; rata. 3e• f. - The' - r 'll . siiirsOli c. rogla t ratblitidittes . if,iiiiishelitOOtiells asseiweimaseiresiohilitothestota o ve ritiiiiVeo tri, I'against the Ssietlea,'"llkitt (1 61 the latter tOttost_ t-• o k ''' . ii i i i ii b i e d base greened. • - , '..••' • ';. r t •pr ietiortspea sits, solid basis et jostle* I.lll.4paptis".• isi !,:. „! !.• • • Id, during: the [Danes; is now so *WA; that no Swedes . are ii• .• . -.!' : '•''.' t i '' Lo r d w 11 - i in'propoction Milted iuttiatty alike lii• "'Otte assembliei. ' Din ..t _ . ..,,-. • ,_,_ ... e ington does sits' proceed I:- L°4 ' is O rcii i 4 Fni n ee aid' the Freed - NAIL 'lli *Alt '''• ,_._ • . States retailact with feeling the tangly et. the Jperbisi; '!, . ~: to tilt all is OillidtrriPecting . assisted As es ie.enahlishlog their loeelienties;cr.: ' I 1, i • rate with the travellessretwoftenittatithd in Sweden, especially ; fn.. __n* , 1 • 0 li: tges of day la- rtheetlifitteye' . ' '•; • . "1' ... 1.1.1 L 1 ' • . f eke onus r, and the .641 t /Stiinr 4 DAPearsbr Mt** trawl Taft that MK is' eck of .oatmeal - Bhilis or THE •Btitit; Atm. 19.•-Tr a vellers ' nie,"; sow - ..• ,. i •. prey to the imitations malty howls of iebehi jt4 ..." iboorisi did not surends, that itiwedillt itegireent has been broke tirciT * • • - • s !dm 1 /07ed Yeitffft the horrors et fiiiiiiii. ineSeimPuth ad ' F ?fie If ow, ins reftallhirto• fight-agoindr'fbe•Nore (*ans. , A swedisit ~ rip• iii". • 'ri . r.' -;; Il y ' • ... 'ibi le be hawk - . , , me , t • .to the inlicence.. r •-c r iit.. gooripl - Wcre — OpoiliA te _. ••••.. edema of-de r •141.Y01s **id to hat e led"; fe Copenhagiii . "Pea, sa, f011 ,r,,, thinasides Abe I Uglind and %eyelid toltet'Stiedisi of disiii4446 lisi,ii . , . 1 .C."A,..,,l .., to the . arirral.4. as 'aliMera* :46416114 1811 ' but the Pitelielali •:. ' aka incngt, • ~ . . eivictwiee as 1 wiekdrewirthemoefi ef a .rorwo op id il e• t0;, r ,,, 4 ,4y, e io ! giallo., an troops in Belgium. . *lot oo dl o ftemr s i t " * I ,:. . •. of . it i ~., • . , , 1.0 4 4 flqpind, nephew of the celebrated Fosa li -. i i iiii ‘ oen 1 t A iho ;..;..I.• 1....-- _2 rah **price of presailleationgiot Itilditoent to Prisiee•Oliaion t, ADRIS, 4/09, III: 011 %t .r 3 hot ill . rho ', •yi, , , , n; air thltt kiiit ' llkritip*rt hint' tit ill AP.' ' • l:ere., 4 hind Castlereagh. 'who collet 0-407 . with:. is •-'.'' • • • • -oat ig e e:,l ear k e ee c tle er et . ,e rs :ii/ - ' .-0r0vi...,/,•40• •,,‘ : • , • .. 0/.. , . . NM 4,,i 6 ? ? . • ,1 itroseirtil,4a.,c .1 lii CIFF .." We Na l.* Oiler is aboatto.briaished, and that a tone*. *. •• ' t ..4 i i • owir , ii 7 i; 'Deco** . toile t stops some days at____. : __ ,Beeesele. bef . ' bilii 4" r+ ''. " - 1.7 .1-114M1"";'ail*I 12:4111"Pleileili "n r " it! he to the Congress. •• • •-• .4ailot, • .-i..,0d , livid ',tee. tit 'visit' Lotantlgt liOndity. 1 proceeds -, ' '' • ""''' ' '." ' . ineelent.•* l ll . 4ie -ILO Paeishment illtdiCt44 kpott the , • c ,-rt.,,r ...t. sw. neat, the'llitli vin } .`rtilassve ors' arl': Constio So many Bel g ian office !' of au iltbks.M. well its eifelf.' •*..• • • . , • • •--• •• • • ' ti soldiers, cautious to arrive here to offset tbehrimm- A us , 11,-,..co t t i z utt ers s t a t e .0044 s hi ps o f 1 . --‘,44•-c4.1.1#i di tationvit4b I!. mu , • -1,! , .../ , •. , . . ~.,. *lsla ol v .Cagi. ' Caronge is definitrvety swilteireo the ' republic at I vietelia. - oee new Sovereign, that onestihisid 9 likr Sear - viblai:Vine rel . & to te.ii:iii hive • .. ... remold Owned lthere•-”-• Geneve, - shich, as if is stitf;',witl moreover obtaii4l9;lieati , tieet a French garrison . Uedes+ ,, theilo•_____ ti!- orders' for an immedi a te r drimantlentent. This stet, l• people dint- for the sake of its conimuitighthisis 'a tract . half g/1- •• .' • the Prince of Cliange•Nas see h e. oilfired : - i. . .1 • league in breadth. all ilengtike Vote •frOtti the city . i4t ' t ~ .6 - . *the motives of whillif**Ordilehnt, capons out il commerce, , -• arming part .of die felisstievs of SwlteertiniT '"" t ' - 4 417,1 1 77 - . . , .• • is of leaving sltfrfteOch *Ade - ', NO , . , ' • ' l . lirseilleli kivwg .GgoOlt,. Apo. 13.--:Thl . Viellien I PoThiitilelif_l:: till he ' employed in Ntoiste.r 04 sr -optbuintotivhiclt took pit v on the -14th s • Of l'pybr , ihlsiise , tilt they can have Commiasiens given to them , their . own: country; t 'lhall. croisirrg lietifißOWJ • i ' We ham jeiteverieteci 4ismillipidlidat iniWiielf--bot ', f Lops ergetst.-.- 4 andel* hitilifwas tit 'have . . t0ng0i10d:.19..14141,001641 • the Colo n el to the 'Second LiearettinfL' h • ~;,,,, .igr a tio',4ci§4ll '''' i s t • ji • • ' - cut 4'2 i' Printelindier the ittisetrokiettk' was down 'Ai ihe 'ad- The 444 .0i!refi•t iaiditilly allowance of sfrom - 200 to Go frariCa: 4 4. l lA._.• wilt, . . i `: the Caraccas. a pmealCasiigapttlek Allicuhy * i t- ,. callkiterce, end lof several peposies have' beiasi •-attacked as iinconatto I j ail .. hieh has mode.the most agresaw. his escapi.frpol .Ir*pn t. ilislviditacy ~.qopagei i , #. Vs on w twos and soldiers who , , 311 , 11 it ty • a v! a g 412-10 16 1 . igoshirdsri,ooo 1 tusionst 4 *neigh.. itepreeedtititrecesf Peteititir : ,..Mes• i ~_ , 6* • --.a... ' . . ~, . or, Ibis sum 1 slim Catania, SysiensO,' Ind 'severe' other . tbsensi ' "F l 'u ere ; " SI " slit., and . so the I hare ' been • * w hirled frost! Of. • *aim of C s m i nof f 1- oerve, are &cod in the di ff erent regimeets . oft awsky_ law hands tr t re -411 , -tiiy. :. -. . • ; - • - .lathes ' 5,3.4 „,, . •4: -zuk,rt-px. 4 2 - t,! .- -,- .1 ~r/•• sont• toe remain- iRh Majest), therefore, - traistlved to order De* . a , aar prfaittryo,et their option ... ' . 4 , , , •-; • . ... . worthy of re. ' dons and to adjourn the Parliament. • r . ..._. VI- - ces, but during I T h e. Duke sod Duane of Orleado;• ft Ma ~. •itis.. ....; i. : 4brieibetweeti the English iiirtiliC * ' • . ' ' 1' 441.11/ -"al 66"" ' '11 71; 0* , ki' llettlir / ; it 9 7 ,- . , 1 At he re ii* l i t fheiiiiiita " ' . 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Tessabsdes , er... has s dip; „ sosc r . b* -if is o l; , Ve waited with . ' miler Calk:swoon's Estrewbe le %kyr rrade. addlirliAlle itettOrnich, has ordered an elegant building, ,iOvin sof •.•• , , 6 . . 11 4;i‘ i iii . ''. •k w e i &die 1 #411.., were expected loonatemakseal Woo. igen be patsiithed without delays : ,. • . . - , emn step : ... ... t _moat and the lint of titan will leo iiiirro to-morrow. : nearly fulisha o - le be erected in his garden neartahe sli that We dot" - lgotiiliortive 'Of ilticondact of hie , I' news was re- , • - - • . • Y's , ' • - .. - • tloopie. 'Those 1 —. • NEXT` I'DUIV;IYAY, ' , race -course. .It contains a large assemblrooo ' i lia son.. So far -f4eilleteding,. l -erelook •epon the pre.. e with pleasure, 1 • -ATM'S LOTTERY BEGINCIMIgrWn4O; : ' .:•:-. '''' which, during the approaching Congress, maT . tie ion ca. or ooticOd' Xing ti a veri.tiPpievent• .; • • beyond the At• '.''• ::....::'braesl •; 4 ' 7- t ' . 7 '' 744: '. 7 3 . a les ' etnployed in the'eumiler time for the meetings. the :, The •delarfltir• the puttiicuttor'S the Treaty of , S ell** good I t • ' . ''::....::'braes .:' 4... .. . ' • # ... : Deputies. ' . - 7 ', .:: Peace with Face is the caeseeltessvniderable VAS we 14 -*hem' 'Ski* bri,;ot til fu ft s gt.; of If NANA/ . of lOWA , I?y of Mo . tuffic;ently end the ith the 1e . ,•/ anew air Jestroy IN! , • lavalse the kite of tb• , . . .. ._ ritTeVtfo 11000 viii it ntle wr otsi , .. -CIAPVIL Hunt 166 I-3 . .sr 'T: tee 4. KM. I 6 11.11011 ' 9 per lam. Pe4l4 ; ludit Mood+. 14 16 p , I per Criit. l'Atate. 63 : 1 '6 1,33.*.161v Ili% It 6 p . 6 pet lliiits fen • ' saulimit 11 4 . ..- • pe...Cat. Navy Oak 4 6 • , Vow* Art Ace OW: , •3 711 E srdTgsm:lN. . . lk: N•'•. ..,, •\ - , : , 1-349NHOPP: . ' -'','• iiiithiii,' Ailo6 trr 214 It fi r. A Mcli SIM arrived to-day, bringlig frime etr l . tides of Information, which ley claim to inte***4 the score of the relations they have to our own confoe s trymen and affairs. It will be seen, from the extract,. we make, that the Duke of WELLINGTON does not proceed to Paris, till alt is settled regarding the se curity of Belgium, and the organization of the Bel gian army. The conferences between the English and American Commissioners at Ghent, were con tinged at the date of the letters brought by this Mail; hut some obstacles had arisen, which had made it necessary to send a courier to London. HArsus, Ana. t3.—His Royal Highness the Prince Sovereign having lately, in a Chapter of the Order of the ,Garter, held by the Prince Regent of Eng land, been admitted a Knight of that Order, the ceremony of investing -him with the insignia took place yesterday in the Hotel which his Royal High ness inhabits at Brissels, in the presence of a very brilliant Assembly., • . The. Prince being seated, surrounded by his house hold and a number of the chief Officers of State of Belgium and Holland, • Sir -Isaac Heard, King at Arms, appeared, accompanied by his Royal High ness the Duke of Cambridge and Lord Castlereagh, both Knights of the Garter.. 10.4, short Address he declared the commission gives Ilms . by the Sovereign of the Order, and presented the Statutes to his *Royal Highness, on which Lord Castlereagh bound as the Garter, while the Dalai of Cambridge hang • the Insignia of the Order on his Royal Highness.— Both the Knights were dressed in the splendid robes of the Order, and the whole ceremony was so ma naged u to make a great impression on all . pre sent. e After this his Royal Highness the Heredityr* Prince of Orange-Nassau,. Commander In Chisi the Allied troops in the Belgian prosiness 'me. hi tested with the Order Of the Bath; dr . . -z