The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-07 00:00:00

the The Ctnailisna noglit t• lie trate rhankLl I.•r isiciolty of the Slates, as it i 7 tunt•abit ISt t.+ann Shp slier riehta„lniersito„ and iecutity at!! he lan. *Wk. what-ter misrule may I aploin in 11402 in ;- 411butever infloence the lioroughmrngera Nu, passe•s SI homy, 0,1 moat be csreful not in rstend it to the American Coniinent, or the consrqueoces may be Slime beri o U• than they imagine. It is about a veer at t an .inelp Cobpinmpnt was Ofidestmains itr torn the side of •rnigrarion from she toiled States to Cato.d.• ; nut now, i.hout • ing any 'swam for the sudden thank . •of opinio s. n, that Cape of Cord Hope isselecival for C..lonic , :ion. I Shall therefore pritreed to enitsit• into the atilan• taxes which the Cape posomes, and compare them wish those that attar% to the Canada,. I shall pass ha the amount of she Parliamentary grant, 60,0001. hiring unintinoaly inarlegefe In lava. blieh a colony that will take off such n porfinn of nur population, as is 1•Ittly to caste an inerraii ip the demand for labour, and consegnently elect the se. t easer, ri-IP in Its price ; ceither it the small ffeghsit' of 101. per family worth roits..leralino, It hOogiten met+ for the pent man to find. and too little as a yieculity rot the performance of stipulations on the part of a Wig' Pr rims of a.'ventorrrs. . Since writinz the first part of any Letter, I !I 4 , 0 read In She NPWSpip•II, thel the new Colonist‘ l i f er.) he sent to Algot Bay, 540 miles frost Cape Town. and that the snail it nine days travelling from the Illy to the Cape. If this he correct, theft it if too remote a distance (earn alln•ing for the arratfir • facility to l trade coati masa), for she new settlement to enter into x onspeiiiion with the merchants at Cape TOW(' and! its to labia the charges for freight, bc. will be an effectual bar. • MM.?. 6 ...Nth, of t`.• present ver. v;s from.lan. to July, 14 ..... Mow, hehlido n (infra 239;). ',are Se. it. Haul alma.. not tI int.iera mwmarate taair..11,..... or west , flies nver-r tis it, reitilvz Ise roof op prrerti (at b. li.• tr. la 1,, Lod skOuld Mile theft ben (*their fallow Callielits is Coined.' P [To be continued] iItEACII P4PERS. COIRLTNTZ, JULY 22.—An important contest has arisen between the Prussian Gosernment and the local atillintities at 1.13 en, ersesect of the sr. rest of A•eirlt and Welker, Professors of Jodspru denre, and Welker, pri.f..ssor of l'hylology. These three Pt.ifossois, immediately on being arrested, (Wined the iistesvintinn of the Tribunal of their sin. and in particular that of the SW* Prnceretor. In 'heir f•pripsoniation thew insisted that they could not Ise siihdrawn from their 'moral judge., lu shoot they were ready to submit. They claimed to be set at liberty, as they had been serrated by persons w lin possessed no legal authority for that purpose. The Tribrinal acknowledged the jostice of their application, and set them at liberty on their parole of honour niit to leave Bann. French Fits per Cents.—Monday, 71f. 70e. - Dun - T ii Met—l L Estaverost, Jut." '2o.The barsest is owls ended ito these parts : the oncommon weight of the corn 1. psrtirularly spoken of. The vine) aids rill i promise • moat eatraordinery vintage. Notwith thodind the stagnation of trade, this city is cowing' I ally improving; • new quay, en the ha r k s of the Maine. h carting on with activity. The Elector of Hever 1 iv Riven the privilege of a esti to the loon of Dock•oh•ini, not far from Frankfort. Is is said that ro,oy Jews' families intend to 'Atte there. Iw i the pregeot Otuation of Germany, the meeting of the' Nlttsi.t•rs of Stale of all the principal German Pnworr at Carlsfrid is very remarkable. Many me already I t h ere . anal the othrr. 4.0 einected• Jursy 3l.—We bear from Luittoshute, that the arr.st of several wrier , al blow". and elsewhere, his caused some isthainesa it Turves end Coblents. Hitherto nobody his been arrested there, hot several persona were mentioned who were in danger; however, the greatest trannoillity pro. wails in that pelt of the Premien dorniniuth, and lb. inhahitints waited for an esplanation of the seasons i w hich had led to the shove measures. Ititiou.atao, Jt weals whirls! base taken place at the same lime in different parts of Germaine, and especially its Prussia, have caused much "noisiness. It is remarkable that the persons ! smatipal end strewed, particularly in preigie, are the same Vitriol, who, in 0112, anti the succeeding Germany contended for the deliverance of Pcosils end G er many ; they are the same apostles of national in. dependence who rose with the most seal in a mass against the French, who declared the war to be a war of the People, and who, in a certain point of view, have deserved the name of the deli of Germany. The whole affair cannot fail to draw the attention of all Europe; and is Is Impostitle to elk lake the importance which every writer gives to the affair. and which the diplomatic snorttrtenta that we perceive this moment do not tend to • It h remarked, that the slot wes discovered at the moment when the Pressien G• 'emote& could no longer delay, a. it 'merited, the Proclamation of the Costsiitoilnn. It is also reetatkisd, that the King of Finish had lof , Berlin a few days for Carlsbad, and that the Ministers of Austria end Bessie soddenly left Mach Papers, Aut.:. 4.) At OW, ip3gon of the year, whets a considerable por.b n of the entismooPy seek the benefits arising from the eeld•htth. anti the eojoyeneots of Incursions on the water, it is oselancbc.ty to reflect how many lien are lost, from persons neglecting to furnish themselves with SONIC one Gf the numerous inventium for preserving human life, hi cases of accident, ht boats or bathing, whet, the best swimmers so fie. quentls fill a sacritice to the element. Among the I nort..f of buoyant Machines plesentrato the Public, C. KENDALL'S stands unrivalled ; the Air Jacket, ra ,rouis,4l by his Royal Highness the ritt:scv. Itc• GEIT. hill , lllll bouts the test of the most scrotit , 6in4 act stilfic men, amidst dangers. and in situations where whet , life P.eserv•rs have failed. 'Three eshibitioos threuqte londno•brirly, at half ebb tide, as alsa vs. Penn eats at laverpnol, Margate, &c. give's the cons, inconuestible proufs of its utility ; and it is err portable, that it may be coosettieutly carried in the pocket. Price 251. to fire scions. To be seen at the hiaonfactory, 191, Strand. IP ft i tl V Ti 11... S' AT le.:•;711 :11i. .~ 1111 .11 11N1, 41•1'1.00%. 5 1 1., 10101 hula " wt. 1J 12 i ns. Lan( %Pin 19 1.114 I,zett"ort •,, 1. pr Too. glik pen. Ace. MAJOR CAR7I/11C1T .....-We billtklfll thi' nsorn• iiie thsi a bill of indictment for (the •nciett tin of all PATSIUTS in every coontr)) Sadden is in pro. VW at Werniek, against this *lunch, this moil. Wed friend is Iliroitm. The Ministers have taken • million from the public perse uith which to buittl 4. (+etches ; if they go en in their present career they sill went another million peoliiiie to enlarge the pri sons. Ne metier. Vetere", like Major Call'- 117111 WIT sre not to be frightened - by soy Ministerial ;antes,. bet the Juries hut have an opportunity of considering who are friends to their country, the ac. camera or the accused, and all will be right soon. — Any thing but the file, the horrible Suspension of the Habeas Corpus it.t. Let us bate fair play. — We may have been misinformed with seeped to this intelligence. Rumour sometimes precedes the act. At the lime of the Sretssnas going to press, the Parent of his Countrfs Reform, and filters pro. Iraq, was at home, safe sod serene, sod of whom may be said, T !'? S - LONDON: -lIATCIIDI I f. At GUST 7, IMP. It would really seem probable that a corps of 3(.00 corn have been renbaiked at Cad's, and are nos, on th►ir way far La Guira, to reinforce the brok►n flown diitioion of bloott.Lo. It. 14 with vela rutty we can believe the report, although a letter has been received by a merchant in the City from the Captain of an I:.orlish transport, voting that be was then notable the hathner of &lit, looking en part of en ell:sedition of 3,000 men, bnond to the shove port in South America. If we had received the I..tter ourselves, utilem from • very confidential and credible friend, we could not have credited it. Three lbliosand soldiers, reluctant to the service they are destined In gn upon, are not puked off like so many bales of gnods there would have been twenty letters sent off to trunspo". owners in Loncli.n, for they are ermines shoot the delay. The Et•Slitiisters, I'lmm) and Ytty.to,shot u p in a Convent tun, and go-riled, previous on an Ci rcled process for high treason—four thousand dm affected soldiers to be stint from the capital mia.part, and eschangrd for others supposed untainted, and. above all, an iiisinuatinn in one of their own Ness papers, that " it has been rietnnnstiated, that the conspiracy had foreign f 11111ifiraii..11,4„ even if ita first migration did not emanate from I foreign enlace " All this must prevent • ready and haste ereharkation of troops as formerly, when they and their ships' stews destined to Limo to yachting , service, brought home dollars, and when every marine and soldier was presented with a few as a largess. Whn can doubt het that the above quoted article ass directed agaisiel the character and in 'pity of O'Dosium and lis second in cninmend, w ho is mote than of II itial estrac. Lion, bring actually an Englishman. While we can. not forget the torrent honours which rZeiDivAND Ras lately conferrer! on the General in.Chiel rind Id. Lientenott, we mont het feel petaled *hat to say err this kno all this. A lew days will, however, un ravel the mystery. " On Lin own mitre be >inol *num% Aw 7 paDilr, a. the faith: or the world." Ferrtrt of s letter, dated St. Ilelens, ally 4 20: " Tie Governor has been very tiny lately at lorg wond, supesintritiliog the placing of the iron pelt... does, • hirh he has brought op to serrirecol the new boos" building for BONAPASTII. About si/0 wen of the regiment are employed daily, at • shilling per diem verb. in carr)irg stoops and other avowal's for completill it. The duty is very , as the moo •hn ate relieved from guard in the morning are Millard to go on working battles immediately abet their urine to Deadwood, end those who Melted guard in the soreolog are nbl.geol to teeth until four or'.loek ; is is thought th•t it *ill be fitri.hell its ei.rnt or ' mouths. Sn little is known of Bus teams, that the Maim tries here have on other emir el Nicer. 14.4,1 either his .stoat lireSeflre, or state of he•lth., than by the report, of snow person who olitalos a ca sual glimpse of him at his wittilew, or sitting on the steps of the billiard•rnorn Whenever any ream+ lors him, even through a telescope, be is obliged to it I ntl the cireematante, end is generally made to ant ol.at he looked very well, and entered iti per fect 0.. n't h. '` The tOth re:iMeet are at Finneis Pisio, and ar• 0 ot ',Pt •1:11 , Aral I . mount guard at 10-repined, iv the Governor sties not VI ktt that the Pti•nner should have any commutocation with persons lately arrived f•nes Eur.•per " Muslims fitItTGANG Is well, bet very sehiom One of the means proposed for legalising the bet. lanai" nits camp now. as the Governorallent_oord to i f) . o l.4. no s t : 0 7 t h , ive i h t e i r 4 i er ,i s: rat Si, d : I LO " three of the . enentry, end diesitti.hitte the surmise I C e V . ::: : l e i l t,d •oond ..1 r ntalaisial, ill 1.• Ifehlitnitt as Man, Illt•.! • is he tem...seri, and that the Government will de. rn , / ,10 ) ell a ot kme.. as are sitting to go to cot. iris. e' solve to Si• GiollGt BINGHAM; we are insulates 10 spa tnn the coast of Attica. Oh, rte./rotting tolea—it 'ln se a cotifirmsloss of Ibis. as we are heartily has already been mule th e su b j .. t or tiff tit (Of Oiin.f. itch of the ' , relent odi o u s s y stem. M.. Sayre,. who base heard ao the me a n prrretti, g, Who a the the G• 'emery's b .dy vl.)aiciao , who has bee, 111 . , .. 41 for • tong Ili I.e. has l feu Sent hop lo e, it is rpOININF riroelvirted 8 o bra .stain. nhss st" •" t fi " l ' ° "" . "' I wilt •. isprocin v. Ti.. prohibition •grtinitt the intro. millions in a air with. ut • •••1. 4 ..hiert in Iwo at its due i„,, of N . ., ,".. , , 1,,,,. the !.gaud is a . cili a ) cernmett; ert..•:.., sr IrOvei•lp 01,.$ i•-e len ob.m s andek; enfoggrd a. viler, rind I have out; seen too fur tile wit of 0,3, s•rin after the a sr irt ..r.sr, so sorra 1b...* last f. fear moat. s." aim v.01650(1 10 witch to tre happy tier orirotti , n. 'n I . " — i"g a"id • from N"lii'l• dated the ni - id, ..,.,,„ .. ..• Gavtic Jr France • hce. to • foreie t n, a thingerou•, • dr-Tirol! et nov. e.o•I :, , , -- l i n ••.ru ' rit d• NiONTIJo. oh.. was soproseried prohahly 'teser to see *heir count., n.nr•: a o.illion at ,. at ii „ a , 54 ., , in his G ~,,, m a." f General of 1 h• of money is voted tor Builthvg ( . I.ntrl.e. to other op kingd as 01 Grenada, and elites! to Burgos, having 'books In 11rtern for P. t1.100•l I i .I.llgt eIl this hill'. 1110t1 come hither disguised as a It.111111•f, he 1111 bent Sr. wi ly s r eea rierb putt a 'L a i su m can b e •p ar ej In i emrsd on via re urn, and conveyed to Vslledolitl. I 6. The Es•Slinister of State PIZ %K and CA•A 'red the only intriositally valust.le part of the 1 yin.. jn, have been convoyed to v..lvoide, a small popat.tion oat of their Iroise -and !- I Oh her. village in the environs of Madrid, shere they tire res—if nice an lupines art of a Nellie pro. confined in a Convent, and sitietty tended. 'rids yoked the sent:ranee of Heaven open their cows. se has been adopted so accelerate and facilitate try, this surely will du It. limit a Gentleman, ulth the..PA"ljr.ilitteit°•lointgfitict:ritisdsaalidliut...thlahvermbeen arrested at grey heirs on hi ` head ' ea " bimailf a Senator ( " 4 Cvslii, Ti.. troops who refused so embark, are lobe Woolly a Privy C000cillor), conld ,land op amid re; . racroA by regiments from Catalonia. an assembly of the People's Representatives, as they "It is believed that the Envoy of the United are called, and propose such a townie , al most div. . 410 .• of America strongly insists on the ra'ifi'll'i"a of the Treaty fin the cession of the Finti4.ll; but race us in the sight of every m oral sod homehe that d Ifi..ol.ies have ectorte.% arising born titmice. foreigner, and even mu honest native, ribose feel. m0t ..., for, iv to the sonish Goa , aoatret. ings and ;Inceptions ha ve not been obfuscated hy a• 11... Count Warr A CM-lie, 01t11.1.4 , 1a. has killed the dense and corrupt otrernirphorr of S.. Stephen's • himself .1 a 1;:134v near Atifi. where int had [unit* Ch a pel, d o ns i n deed sar i t riae a a t therm' we hen he. visit ha t h o her. who is B sho of lila. diocese." foss •ilneSlipd to many S lisintp t ireject4 f r om the Aner •rtirle, dated Ira n the 21.1 r alt. with re ference to the recent events at Cadiz, nisi, same source. Doi a nation ever before think ef ' The Chofs of she Conspirary have bees ell. ...oiling its industrious ertigin• (for none other .slued, and have divulged every circumstance they +scold go) to an ittiknown, en untried country, to k ora frvec ris n ; it, aith tEe names of the *gents of rive itself the trouble of fluting employment foe corruption who had been employed to make the be them! What has the Parliament been ab o u t these "a) their s 11 1 10 •"". a" their kine. A welts theta or or fear Mesta s i nce t h at evil ass compla i ne d of. ehietlrera shilemi r n ,e 7tw a r nti n i f t s th e e sb i e n e h n ah j i p ta fn n o ts , si o r f si C tii nd b is ot h h a b ee end its encreising magnitud e fotetol.l I Why, pals• t h e i r atoes l l and the iettiniutti.rn of their papers, log C orn Bilh, en d suspending the Personal Sorority t hat th• conspiracy had foreign ramification.. ewers Bill *Oust the spirit of the Constitution. if its first project did not emanate from a forays --ease- - r. u rce " Ammetcts PAPERS. A " arsirle from St. Petershergls, dated the l i ftb There ere some sew snivels, thorgh not of so late "Yr . ' " "in tit. memory a If" the winter lass not been so mild as this year on t h e Musks of the Ic y a date as has b een ant i c ip ate d. I n this „wet we feal Sea : immense Winds, detached from the Pole, have disipp•intrd, as later Papers are near at hand, and tonhew upon the cassia, and what is anesampied. the have been so for some days past. The contents gr eater l out of them acre revere d sl ab sea;e r otta imi l of these halo none , objects for communication. The s.a.e.s's, which offered to the poor inhabitants oil distresses of American ifftios keep Pace and parallel the enontriee an easy and profitable supply." 1 with nor own i• a eeriest degree of coincident,. Be. I A Ditch Mail, with Pipers to the 4th ins, hove sides the sioal:arity of their commercial distress, they •re urieed. We find the meeting of the M inisten of alarmed with a most terrific ene vvvv v of hydrophobia{ I State, of all the principal Posers, at Carlsbad, es t: ssss , and have been ohliged, like the people of 1 cites much attention, censidering the present situation She Meld, !ordeal tt general slaughter of dogs for the A' Gentlest') : II situation which certainly seems to security of the health of men. They profess to have forebode an appreaching trial,. It Is said that the a vegetable scantly, which they call scull-cup, and Kiornof Paws: a himself hes set off for Cert.bad, and they relate posers! instances of core by it, among that site Ministers,' Austria sod Russia had suddenly petionts iu the most malignant stages of the come left Kerlin. ry salisfsmnry acennita ha , . been received from plaint. Very ...----------e-e. New South Wales, of the wanner in w hi c h the en.. O ct , wer e s yet in she 6•• Ailey, 'Vie Minerva, hirly Castlereagh, Guildford, Neptune, and Bitseia, which lately sailed front this routttry to that settle. meet. They had on bond 1030 prisesere s of whelp euly two tlkd ow their passer. Verteraay morning, the LORD CILMCCLT.OII. Count Sumo:Tn. and the Vica CANCLLLOK hed•udi 'aces of the l'atacs RISWIT, at Carltoo•boete. Abort foot o'clock, yesterday afternoon. the Pomo Rona lit Carltuu.huvl', for Brighton. rT-•. r THE PRIM- FW OF rnal,s. H er Rnyit Mein,As is now on her sr•y to 'his eoentry. Mr. her St...rd. to K•rs-it:4.on, received s letter from her Rn),l Mehm-rs, dated I'eillfo, July 2, mstieg her int .!.tiors to !sure that piste on the 4.h, sad direetine hint In mend loy 4 11.1. *hirh I.e might feet it necessary In ntidre , s her, to her li,viser; Air. Coatis, oleo loans, *here t• formsrd stem. %%,bin t i• neck, Mr. St Leger, the Viee•Chsinhertain of her Ito)sl .s re. ceived e totter from her, swing, it.at she :s on her F o u le l dna, .vol.nte she esirerts .n mite tett, in September, and desiring him to styli,* Mist .Garth of her intention. . . • v It ass the intention of Mr. Cloning to moat* a joust/ to Italy this swoon.•' rich .is r„„);11,._ Wiirtliet he all now p t oeyod on the t:•or ens; but a recent communication ratty under it .it.. onessary. Estract of a letter from NOT•4I. &IPA Jan. 2q;— " A very fines 51.11116 h lii!, laden with branch and wine, has tarn captured by the Conailstion priva teer. of IR guns and 910 men, and carried t. Dog Island, whet- the •e.•-1 and cargo have been sOllll to some merchants in St. Birtholomee'4, for 10,000 dollars. Th. Constantin and Constanria Janine, two small schoone a, rel.orted to hate been fitted cots at St. Thomas's, on their first crisis., fell in wish a Spanish of IR guns. A ses..re conflict took place, oh-ti the p.tsweets 11,1 r• drivers oil wish the loss of all their*othccrs, and the grootest part of their crest— Jane, COS, of Ravel, here yesterday, In 30 days. In loag 40 spoke a large brig.. of IR teas, and fell of men, they gilled hat the Lady 11 •1 and Patrisa privateer ; when she foetid shot the ism was, she *as solfesed le pem cued ari host esen boardtrag. The Gh.oshar of Deputies of Radon **aft appears, di•solved on th. 28.1 i all. the day threatened by the GI %%D DI LE, si host any deteraosation hawing been come to resmcrios the financial quatoinna 'rho D . poi* , hate bema 'ha. elfociuslly prevented for the p meta fr. m ;awning their comse of ec..non y, and they are art 10 I • CON/OkiPJ stein till Fehr or M 4rrh nest ; hr t b lort4 the period. the 1").. pears 'tatted to Mr rest Charobor sill n-s doolit bear in mind the ob.itnatinna Oro 4 n its the way of their tredecanor.„ in their end...1,0111i 10 o' o Blo an pros 'animal esoenditure'of the puLlic money, and they wilt he the Loris determined to carry to isiorlable as ohj-ct into offal. S...irsn of the Chamber% in Martin was also terminated en the 45.'s oat. by DA.. WILLI' SR of BAVARIA. in t se rem, of eh- K and • irs 'ire Irwin his Niejes• y was read in th. Clamber of 1)... polies, w4rnlng them again , : aternplmito eeetoadt open the trerogaive of the Coen. The head and front of their offeeteling was, as we h‘se already Meted. Creir lose. of yeomanly, which became very unpalatable to tie Craterement, ohms it touched the Military F.speedit We. From Beefier It is mentioned, that the Count VAL. try), the Spool* Minister there, had set out far Carlsbad. It is remelted that n•coriotiona are now lying Nursed between the Cr-vernment of tin: 4 ... 0 w,' 5 ...1 that of Spain. for the •isnalete of a Convention, by •hlrit the Briiish Conirrii. , tiatiera In M. , vic s 3.• to he p'ermi't-d to trana:r.ii to 1 1 {1 voatiltv fr" , y. Ocoee Boogie t• the &moan , of 10 million* of dollars. as Nowa. re, In ships of ear ; the plevinoa agreesseat which wan entered into eat fur 13 milli els 01 dol. lane, ell of vasich. wish the enrcepirrn of 440.003 ds'llars, have reached the 'rr y. Ti.. la'ser am ... 1• ,' is I. ',mein at Vera Crns until the second arrangetten• has been complered wish Spain, •tien it will be pot on hoard a (rico*, with a larger for Foglantl. Whether it silt he necessary. In obtain any fat h r sum than 25 nsiir sof 'lot. las. will be a mat for (store email,. ration It is roujectered. shit Wien the payments in by the Bunk of Eogland, twos' general, an additional quantity will be ',tasked. The 'ale teaser • f an lowan hating been ell.red so the Ki• g r,f WIIITEIARERG, by the sodden ea trance into his chtmlier of leer men in masks, is 4-claret, In an article from Frankfort. to havit tan totally deseitu'e of foondstion. This contra il c ion is important, at a moment av on a cond. dorahle I' of the (internments of Europe are l.isine to blacken the characters of their ren,ac ti.e Pe Tie. and to temporal them at bring sc. lively impelled to siulence by a restless principle of revolution. The British Press says—" A very Important change has taken place in she arranosments attending the intercourse bet seen ihi. Idand and the C .nti. neut. For persons of every descriptions leaving filmg• laid for the apposite cos•t, i tch, F renc h, and English passports were held staikient, with this vas tellsl dilf-rence, that the Mich end French pass ports were i.sueri grltuitocaly, while the others were atended with some espenee. A system has hero lately introduced by which the Mach and French passports are de. tared null and void. and ...I 1. 1- Soft letting F.usttu.J for Frauce or liellan4 most be provides' with a p. t a.port from tire enters of the item tory of Slue for Foreign Affiirs, signed by his own proper hand, and cattl'saned with ti.s arms es night of the (meter, ePfln s 54.1111101 r. For thin passpo r t the modest charge of 21 . 7 a 6 1. is demanded—s sum nearly egos; In half the petioles patience of a j••;:r. nay from London to Pita, b•iog the total amo'ur'samo'ur'sof the is:pence at which pones h av e announced by advertisement in the Newspapers', their rendincss to undertake this cools? mom Ws alai 61111 thst of these 21. 7s. 61. palaporta, upward% of 30ik has' been issue.' within a very short period, is belietc within the list tween 14 and 14,0001. a year. a very neat and pretty ail Irmo In the •aduments ;.r Il.e utfice of Set-Wary of State for Foreign Al l sirs:' A Issuer frnin paver. dated Aoz,•tss 3. says— " His NI +say's packet lonr.l D.10:10, Caps. HA MILTON, sailed this morning for Ostend, silts has Grace the Date of Wa.t.t.txwrost.—Also mated far Calais the Cnichester packet, several :.tassge Yee• pelt, and I:Antigone French packer. with * girt 1 11111,11, f of passengers, amongst whom were the had of 14 lA:CHAMP, 110111 several families of distinvion• 'She Date of lhvoSsutac suited, last nigh. ir=is' Calais." PIM k 01 Slot:lk.. TIII 'tank '.1.4.k , L r . t erg 1:e.l. opt crW. '7lt iwf CHM. 4 Net COO. 5,1 4 11 Lnlr.nis rr h. : "P' i