The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-04 00:00:00

I 1 . OP" P Art eyed. Muth. Due. 1 O O 0 PRIG h. Of STOOLS pis DAY AT ON E O'Cl per Cal. Cues . MU Exch. Bills, 44. Ils. Navy 991 e India Baia% lb. Wed.'," Comsat, for Ace . - ...68* Lottery TitlL Vi. 17s. . °lonian' pre 4 "At h T GER3LIN PAPERS.. BAN=S 41F TUE INN, SEPT. 7.---Teir thousand 'wen are working without interruption on the fur. titications of Passau. The forts of Napoleon ; Mel ..1A 'IA Eckrnuhl, Ahem. 11 ) Vticil urr u de eity, and terudnat of ilaiilthaVs l t itiealreldy furnished &i. in a freat seessur . with - heavy artillery. There arc few - examples of a city Wing surroshdhdiwl such considerable fortifications within the spa - of 'Mut ltietittiC" ; T'as.au. is t - pow — hecomar iiiii . I, ....., r chf most impair tatit,pamagesca tfiet.DlSWl*•: 11th iloqiiment of . Bavaria* Itafanavy.hvineum the citY, in wiiiiVigia Aso aststral slep*a*? I , Trenfh Cavalry. , . ' ,! Ott .. ,t . , 1 '• .. I.* V,- .1 'll. . DRICSDEPI, SLPT. 12•.-611411 Merl i . liet tib plan' of forming. a National Gu tie the cap tat and this measure is ahistll 4 sitding into d es., ' -, - rect. The spank will canals' .4 Andy. low me* until further orders. • , • ..•,h .-.a• r• The Duke of Abrantee hausmssed several day here, during which he has 'appeared to be m occupied. His Excellency has had frequent ewe &reacts with' the Minister Tit . Wait and has visk oar fortifications and all Our military estop' masts. All Saaeoy is comprehended in the 'tory occupied by the eighth corps of the Gt Army, which his Excellency commands in ;hi Bohai returned from Bayreuth, where his hes& quarters remain established. I The division of the Sth corps, which will ... in Z stationed in Saxony, will be composed of Fr 1... :tod Saxon troops. It is estimated at more than 16,000 men. General Carra St. Cyr is the supe rior Chief of this Division, and.at the same time Commandant of Dresden. General Thielutann, who commands under his orders the Saxon troop', may dispose of 7 or 8000 men, of new levies, who are exercised in the different towns of the kingdom, and who will, without dela', join' ►heir respective corps. Thus, besides the two Slxon divisions, which arc with the Graod.Arasy,l under the command of General Herder, at pre sent at Presbarg in Hungary, we shall have on. foot - - a sufficient number of troupe to defend Snotty, shnuld there be occasion. Ti,. r imparts and all 'lse outworks of the city of Dresden are now repaired, and furnished with 60 pieces of heavy artillery. The wOrks i which arc carried on nith the greatest actiiity, will ten. der I his place as strung as it war in the seven years war. Measures arc taken to convey, at • the scant the war shall break out um the hanks of the Danube, the most valuable effects, and among others, the gallery of *tures, to the for_ tees' of Kunigstein, near Perna. This fortress is in the beet state of defence, mei' sionsidcrlibie slap. sines are establishing there. ' • •• We have, in the neighbourhood of lisle ritAie camp, comp reed of French, Poles, and Saxons. The troops destined to occupy- Itlite duccataively arriving....-(Abeille du Nord, Serpi: 1t4: 4 . BOHEMIA, SEPT. 14.—Aceurding to jibtne se counts, her Majesty, the Empress of Lustria, is much indisposed. HANOVelti, SLPT. 17..—The korai Westphalian . Guards are still here, and have as yet received no orders to march : they were yosterday reviewed by the Inspector, VElt Grime. • _ 1!>/1--. . a .'18.• • i'estemlay his Royal Highness 'the fluke et I Yonx arrived in town from Buckingham Lodge," the seat of Sir J. Puilry.mi:v, in Norfolk; and in the evening his Royal If ightie” entertained a select party of friends with an elegant dinner, at his house in the Stable-yard, St. James's. •••'nr , • Yesterday the Duchess of Ban: owlet kite,. talned her Royal highness the Princess of WA tati. i her Royal Highness the Princess CUAIILOSTE of WALts, his Highness the Dnke of BRUNS*44 I Olt., Countess of Eettawnem, Lady Da Cyst. runts, and Lady C. Lt . insEt, with a . grand din.. tier, at her house at Blackhyath. . Friday Sir FRVICIS BURDETT left his holism ' in Piccadilly, to spend the shooting season with Lord OxsoßD, in Herefordshire; he intends spending a fortnight at Cheltenham, on his return' to town. , 64 Lawyers, (sari !Shunt/i s in his Prlncipki of Legislatipaj must be bad legislators, unleet to Hie professional skill .they juin a mass of gen I m)* ledge. This cannot be expected in minS whose time, ens War outh wards. has beer totally ahsurbed in the studies and practice to . their pruftssiou ; and Ilia Inuit be the case wil,b 3 all eminent lawyers, who alone can afford a eMsf in Parliament. But icwe also consider, that late years the highest helium*/ and the must iner,a,•, tile o ffi ces of State, are prizes which every hales' who tan join parliamentary consereisee to pro.' fessional eminency, is sure to obtain, •o'e cannot be surprised if !empire .have in general proved themselves the most • stitikins partisans of •firction, thg.itioot aubservi:littnufs Governeseist.' 4 'he blipuintinetlk . or BARTIVIT.OIIICW FRittE, r.a q . . to be Illinistor Ilessitoktential,, .st kirJa benif' - transmittod to kia,Pithie titemPfew deyeitit not in the nOrire ) 4 44.0,MppOni i hot is thi nceisssary skiP aggif sk .10s 0 444 01 4 ,it.t t. toil of-the prailiahlocnimnitorifingiood ou the any c, L..t. EY: ' MAW' Seeretail • • . (lull, and • #411; 446.1fi g ro g - the rink of estiumpelOr i eke should itn bi THE- STATESMAN. 11113110 ,111 Ptiorot•ITI 9 recti. 4 ‘it - •We heel owillelfdrtbeteltitillikrweiiilla•Filefil r :11' -Papers, breaths . ffialffiilYeTittlriipiowloh • ip . •• ,It ". G 0444 Arder. s" of, tiii i ittreles &meets aro gensimet his imams. aid eedeliwartNieldehehlf eerced the -motions thali jetbeed . ro cst characteri A rnaisireifiraW s wks on the 12th of Julf•-‘thatimeeerlrinteltdociieWsy theAtistrians, end Dettl4 rteir be lefietelt SD the rodiretidn Of their furceig//11110 deletbribir ( heir `eitnalioit. The liefialkloust necrarily hare diminished . .Om...powers of 'resistance. To what SOW tdc of an attitude of defiance lot be attribsteil, is a mystery which *e feel ilerselresr utterly incapable of penetrating. There e • difficulty ou which ever side we turn. The Aiitistice certainly was a decided proof that Aus tria was b •aton ; bat the long protraction of the Nogisciati ,n, and the firm attitude said to be assu. hied by Austria, indicate a want of ,confideace in k 4 1 ,0140 N. Why 'NIS lie linger at Fiehoenbrunn ? All this is deeply mysterious; bet notwithstaud. log the intensity with which both sides have per. screened . preparations, peace, we think, snore pro1;01C, than a renewal of the war between France and Austria. . • Tho-liessan aeftrin- , Gallicia has beets ordered to match from diente, to reinforce the armies in 741 0 411 14:an4 yr t liacliiiy, acting against the TU. l:s. ..e. tiegiey ilLaNdditioual argument in favour oir peacel-iket-ratiether ALEXANDER adheres to litithtitottt . bibestet to FRANCIS, the pres,..rice :if %if 14r4 . 7 14 rvillicia must throw cousidcrahipi Vim p • ow wh cn ever scale ens gacathercaik iths Noall•cnay choose to throw tile weight of Isle Isticestain assistance. y • lifal§i1;11 Tug new Administration is at length said to , be completely arraoged ;-..and perhaps the Members of the Cabinet are at this moment going through the usual cerowsoily of kissing hands at the Levee which his MitilLOTlf holds to.day.—Assiongst other ilbriges talked of, for nothing is to this moment pubtie4. known with certainty, is the octss.ment of the indestrious, indefatigable, Mr. fivsatssoN from the Treasury...where his place is to be/filled, by wlinnt ?...The industrious, in. aefaistsele, Mr. Coosa, lateSccretary to Lord . ; al" MT.ft l ir i A? ~.• --.....—. i l l i essi tkiirepoich. ' res' pectins the assemblage of troork,ost (ho bilurca of the Gilesinue thandie foot of the Pyrenees, are contradict) ~13111 this subject *c do nut prelehitAst asecrtaioed , the fact; but whethei. risq • -- I lgo•A„Freuch army, or not, collected its the Witte robs of L.:: Landes, we believe there is no ildobt that orders have bete 1 ilea iu thnie tbs. 6 tilitstii' prepare iiiihrters for . ,Iili) infantry and 9550 0 Q caqry, i;!illihet et - 8 4 11141004bep ire bn. silly tasployed in pleparial hi*Ohits fdr an army. , . Toe present quarter of the Revenue of Cus toms, eat Alinistert, 'has bets rod...it will tiirii Olt . 14tiopoot: better' Ilitie: ! the CeiteSpOntling . : ..1 I. ../:d I'l /I c. t. ~ J, 1r . ~.•.. steerter lest year...A isdi ti e Stasep4m.half a nail. lislktoeillth . lilltell 014,4anfirealotliliewurears of 1.1180 their was. p OS 'Moist sariellfigParliument terall;ftes#llbkfit i Oltde i o Illeth l dsk ' ri - this Interval ' 4 04 iiiiid.4,o4, me (or theiu.....11 Out, • OF alldtla,Sweeta pod things mad drop in. .„.• .i ~. x . =iiieFreamF=====g4= Tooseesty, at too,ifelasik, a Cabinet Council WAti held at thiajtorsign Oißee e at which were present :-- Tse Lord Clsatelkw, Earls Uverpool, Caradee, Chatham, Ilairenby And B..thurst ; Lora., Zolgrave and LCACI,OII quiver, and Me C h.O welter bribe EatargaeT. • 11.4 Ntijesty's brig Scoriii.in has captured, off the faints, t small pssiatver of one guts. 'Vim schooner Netles, trolls Anti;ua, was st.l tacked, under the ice of GitAda,lour, by three 1 rills-boat pritafeers, which elle beat ull. A• , neutral Captain, who is arrived from Hour. dians t repeats the report we bare already men. Caned, (bat vrdeio ken! been received then., and aillayunne, to prepare quarters for 100,000 men, and th4t iIuNAPAKT F wis!i:espeelipd at !'iris uU the 4tb ult. • • :-, twit ~,.; ,Ljatut. CiamiGmAft.fihkilleAlimp to Gwent! Cj o gialcit4sl.• i srtiosist• with deplicasu dispatches from the fiseusral, Ins. father, in the West Indies, at Lord CasrceitilielllFFAMfe OW-Saturday last. TAN dispatches comae Ilia petiteuitirelsfill* stir. l ouder of St. annwigo. Ile bfeliillt;4lollrifies the ca./Sirs taken tlier. lie siaii;elhl"irifill% All milting the passageit **Mt 1114 7 *MM:if 1 4.114111 1 tee weather W 39 very boisterosri, 'aWdeiletlllbaliValli sell(ereti froth thirlale trEbtrattuds galii":''t • • .t '-yard MuLottAve,gave - O grand gititr . den' e' . d to the Was CILANCEh i LOU, , telt Di i' 11Ai, Sit Itimiap ilibtiii i loil, kitilTaTrieilit, Mr. WiliD,4e. - titil. ' C . ,I it 11111,4'1• .., . 41- I M I:;#l7Abat cf r liiiTstfiiiitivit;liiinty, 4) second * 111416 in the otiesieniesse oft the eaeece of bie prin. lv , " cinett - • i•-•.tr I It the nsidoi ;Italitibat his been .e,ritbie and rater.. I ea Ft-eventing tit fiereent conteit•irstieeee4be kicakt *bite 114 ON PrdlitiettqS,.igikfeaCri . Ctle° 1 11 % T )lg ' i c el Afte 40-$l4O .spit~ eta& of tic *mei ismiegediet Pees nitie,has *lva .neneateet end • i a ,I•re ?fee Rfriiilfirierrti t thiiertke if f the inane; ST•Atl w ES M7A N. 1 I PENT-GARDEN TIIaiTRE. .' i I I" F. m ,1 he•t 17 Ifitat t gll6 l egit4 0 0 , Deduct Ootsenikkaleilir '• •• - 2,001? ! • .0 , Profit, divided hulk - - &tall 1? 1 .#I Ott r j. • - Li r Average of each‘y eee . 1 ", 8.316,1 2 411018-11 Pail •:' • 1 " ' , 41 .1 4 . 1 *58,011 ' 7 Iso4-5 Dow. •' 1 s 6 I ' .. • fa , •••%. 8147 i }lino-6 Do. .I , ~ .-ioil -1. •• . . oillat, 41,2750 . 2 II 18064 De.. . .• A. .••••, • • 6•••Pwl'/ 68091 . 4 18074 lv Do ,-. .. no ••••• it •)1.4. . ' lifolOti 111' . 8 10044 Do. 1 , :WI '.. v. ' •Alf ... t. • 4733 II • I ~,., , = 7 •,.. a 1 . ... 9ti6,091 18 0 :Deduct sr hat was iraisa out by the Preßrieters btki id Id U r". 4_l 0 . AIM inliis Year '..1.:• - • •,.- - , W 117.914 0 0 larreri lettepted) . ATCH. IIU(.311E8, Trimmer. — JOHN TULL,' Deputy Treasurer. Shure Win ims,. the dtiik Sept. 18../9. ...., _ , i , . . 1 . 1 •.' •U . • - I * r Co FLOW t.R.. htayor. The fitiOlemea•lrile,liellilf public satisfaction, kindly faired a Cominand•lbreemsitise the accounts of Coven"- Gapinu Theatre. have meat faithfully discharged Site mitre to which they were Limited by the Proprietors, nod spired net. laser tune nor pains ie oilier to draw jesity 4he conclusions which are (-attained in their Report. They were occupied es the ta'k they had gruermisty imposed ou themselves, fur threw whole do' s , from morning till evening: on Mondry, the Lot day of their meeting, they did nut rise till near elevea at l ' night : they twinned mach witnesses, belonging to bath Theatres. as were mot likely to give them proper informs. tin.' :—tliey searched minutely into the books of the Treasury, In which oil the receipts and distrunneests were entered at tbc time, for sex years back, mod onspadinbly confirmed thesis w itb the Banker's bunks, mid ali ses original vouching, —they had cecourse to Mr. Smirks, ou poasts of terrine' relative to the ballding‘ mid e:awiaed Mc: Copland,. besides between tooity imil thirty artificers employed le the erection ortlie Theatre, touchieg their several ballot—they omitted 110 luvestiaatiou relative to the , wear^ 41 music, and every material article of terrace i.v ayashedeell ieceived from the different otheei, the rate of imeentele iffte the Theatres ;--they formed the whet careful valeeinsimis of the number of permaiiiikely infetere is mint to the Theft_ re,. grounded on an *sect kayo ledge of the assaberaidialied nie,bily in each of the sit years into the Berea, Pit, &Della& terms, at whole and half price, or by free admission. Tines complicated iNsuitelical ealealations they checked and air port' io es.cry ATALAIiaI could help se reedenahnes acresaide and In every dziubifisl point they have always given toe No in fivoir of the Asisli• :—they found large heads al fume uomioulable et peaditare mach eedes-ratod.. asihe scenery. nardrobc, inachimr, of all kinde.eisie. ditc. and ware sem vinred float the capital accessary for tbe•proper ens/NW the bootee.. must very heavily caret-Awls& it hasher/IWO to calculated as. -. 5..,... rI , Now this'aceountbeing verified by Ithetegbill tlenien, e,o‘oek l a,ge as 144 26th d .qf Seldom liter losi..witosaily aft carious teikeow, war*: litfoot appear,pesterdpy, 'at the same trine ilia the ceriifscate .of „the ,Coosinittec? The P.rapitus lets must certainly harotoine very extraokithati rellbli,kir the delay'; hatilte . public is ouldisalishi iiiiiiely gratified to hive the mystery solved. ' •-• t ~t . The Theatre hen bon' Seed closed nit:4ol4M% and for what purpose? Why, to be informed by a certificate of five gentlemen, that the rate of profits on the capital embarked amounted only to 6i per cent. upon the old Theatre, and was . not likely to exceed 3 1 per cent. on the aeta ant- - It nd yet. neither .these Gentlemen; our the Pro- Isrieturs, hare coudeictoied to tonostunieete to the public the particulars of tins capital, hoa4 it was created—how it .1 . 41 estinsatedn-or where it esists. if any thiag can exceed our uettlitidresofit . •at the gross absurdity of the Proprissi4ioCre, that the Certifying Gimpsnaltee should for , site .inoment have believed it possible ' th tt th.. ptibbe Ishould be satisfied' With a bare Certificate, nine companies! as it is, .by any eye discontent, irons which the public can possibly form a judgment on the question. Both,.thu Proprietors, and the Cute ittee, respectable as they -unqUevlitniably are, .may rsetikssnred that the public will out be sails. 'fiat wills this exparte certifying Fiat of a Com. tnittee appointed by the Proprietors. As to the account, which has been so carefully kept back 1 tiff Vas merning, it might have been produced to the public at any 'fitee In a couple of boars. 1 it proves oethiag...Of the correctness of the ac- Founts stated, there can be no pos•ible doubt; but oilers is a Seidl iilvre on the eti Ned Sit the //eons, 1 , Of which these accounts are composed. We have Iho itsforcuation on the 'subject, of the i treated, and self paid salaries of the ltAsiiiiiis and Mr. litstaLs. No particulars 4 the:sala ries to Master Bins., Mrs. sthnoiis, and the rest of the l'ribe of Ks:zeta. Nu stateneeht 't f the lavish exptltulttore incurred, tti gratify the i unity airivatt l'us tip K sitor.c —no . ..semen( of he real Capital employed—no account of inte- Pest paid nn that Gapltul---na particulars, in Short, by which the. Public are unabled•to form any jud4inent of the' secret proceeiliags 'of the Theatrical Cabinet, or it the preiience or pro. priety of their administration of the affairs of unc. of our public Theatcgsklis this an accilfig9 which Would be received hit 68.C.,mmi,,ioners ousconic, or of bankrupts! Iffiliild it be rectitqlsany court of Law or .Fiatty, without an .Eitp4tia. tints ? Every one kaisers that it would out; and P thc public, wiled an appeal is Made tp their jus. Mice as well ns liberality, u& the principle of an account, sorely have a claim to samething more than lumped statemeni, tike that ichiEh ii ppo l .pre. 1 -rites'. Sit ppose aCuANCCL LO a of the Paccumatiza levdto.presenrt td the House of Commons, &Marti& _„.. a Secret Colvin& apbiStsd VOL pelf, that the neticsoaLespeoilitiire was ,so discl4 ilsid tbeveceipt so estiPh, Tokhout tine simile sc.' companying paper or statement of pirtitltrier-... . --............ any oui null " IPARTURIORT MONTiI, X •MTOR RIDIeVLUS 'IMO count, or. TUE MOUNTAIN IN LABOIiIt. I these sc .10-..... i, • of our o n s " 211, 4casette t tths Receipts 44.rpuulitizrs etas kut . li.s s will be psOl' -*see." isencrsc OS- So is 1i thrailvertiscincot asf yestrdaps-asi si t t e m : atc berg s ' paths . reader, follow. 'that aillcounset4Ac onl y ' cd s truth of which is &wont to (errors excepted) by. which 1 ere 1 Jams !foetid, • Tabiurei. and Jou:4 'lci.i., is e ""° 'MI fie P ui l 4'ree*tki geskillthe LORD SIATUR I t is ace '. liitnsel should —and a precious account it IS : ...1..: 7 L ' - *le • t ee The ProprtetnilitallrilleDO6our of IrestAlng to the Pan- " l . &Oita report•lf Ibe Gentleasiin wileiltla' Ft stniertank tlio public investigation of the Accounts of, bile Thesis% mad sauna from 6. feel at.ureti that a Myers& and enliglitetml Veldt he eunvinced, that Mt &Iteration in tit( pricy fit- If tlVons the ittiposalbititi'uf Weir * - -pii i p ...ammo. the Tom*. telths of gd liWg , ~, g „ latenseat of the Attounts fla theatre fdr -- , - dr ~' I 1 • - Ihlrinst six Years; look Paitlic. 'kali' vq. - . 13u9-4 Rtftived -.. -4 .7 r* ... t. • - 11k11-5 D. • '- • ',' - -'' - ' 70,112; 3. , "194"41 of W: 'l4 ittliki-ti no . - . - 66045 . 184-7 Do. e(l 4 • ImiNg Do. 7 . ~ .. • 7 eve . t i ,' ,' ' - .. e,1 4 1 I 7 m a w 1 Meil IP3 -9 D.. 4 " 0 lib .1 - . ' ',3 13 0 --' : 4 • . , .••• • • I A Would it bc received ?...Suppose a steward o f any other servant were to present a lumped ac. would it be received ? Why then are servants of the publtc,wlio monopolize one only two national Theatre., to set their benefactors at dtliiiice by SJ contemptuous a statement ?..-The absurdity of (his lout step cat, be equalled by the calm effrontery with the detertniihition to enforce the Hew price( Jounced. not a little sucialsing, *gale tatiginittec have overlooked (for to inadvertency unit ,re4ll4l4lledf4We peeplwiritirivr vide+ the are placed by the reduetkin eK the Sts 01 Pei . 44(4.1"pr : 01d toper% toll par kp the (Lew ts 3 ;)rawg flr a fisrasetaiumbio st A wl ! essicrieli Kral 11,0001. per %Mehra Is' the Mira the rent of the Annual 'doles. 'ln that Aistiourwe ornitiatibe boutleoVtila isiince `a tett 'and .the !O A of Yeas. ' falling theist 1i we had calcaliated v at 12 f 6001.......that 1s give isterest y4'204,00191. Js the'bther . parts of the Hoes* are alleged ixu havu been calasged...how is iiipassible .that a diminution of itevenite .can owlicipstetP t Had the Commitlie condescended to ttc public with a terttfrito of thaw pdrtkektr s, cc of which is so greatly triTturee - , - ft perhaps been po;rible to account tut that wlticAlio oi does appear, in the abseisoa u attch panic . I " i % absolutely impossible. s , . ..1 w The following may be depended open as an af. act account of the proportions of space allotted ii the audience in the New Theatre itoyal, Cosent. ganlets, in the Old Theatre, and in Drury-tins: The boxes are calculated to hold the same number of spectators in the prevent es is tileisd Thew", but win hundred and forty mare pessettPlak eo'p .provided with seats in the loWer circids - ; sl feet six inches is the averaged depth allotted to the three rows in each boa. Six feet thfue Incite. ,was allowed in the old theatte, and six feet hi Drury.tine. In the old thistle, twenty scats Were contained in the pit ; their whole deelitity `three feet ;in the ne w theatre there are also t wenty ge s ub, bet their declivity is font feet nine inches. In the two.shilling A atlery of the old theatre, a person rested in the back row was eiglity.eight feet from tiii.utaut-iloor„; in the present Theatre he is eighty...lM pillitlpiss Drury.laue he was one histidredi-lis LOWe i rpi4 4 gelkry of the okl Tuts. ere, the' .141(.44',: as ninetpthree feet from The stage-door; in the present it is eighty.tise.; and ix Drury-lane 'fheatre.it was este husdred and Nat. The upper Gallery in the new Theatre Will 'sou... tain about fouraeure, and the two shilling gallery about fifty mere persons than they did its the old one. wEsesss=====semm t . The followito Sts the asses Met Id to the late Deal t . di% pro?tietion Mr. 011110111. . • •.. • r " it is inatairileiViAi '- . Ilorhug floe Easter Rea' .ltd Mt ' a i Doke itt J9l*Tuastßip, rropecti4tk lkil icza2 ihiseitipa iliffewineei yhtels balk kiteepa him ood Lave Catneadatiir 1 btu* 49 am "WA* P l = am shown to the Cabinet, nr that ihelstitjoet ki‘titieq to the Cabinet, hJsrever it iiiiigle haechseosetred) commit nicnted to Setae of the Members:l. ltis.alos Wee Ulu a sew gestlettrits Made I#o. appolotind r pr 1 Sarimis Iltitt.t.mctatt t. to Acne 'd Liti444 4 . 4 M 4 A 1 10% . arlisialVile iitiAnieraties that a dedsfail upais this' lielle irsilloipsll4 meat d e Av claw ~r shisfun. It Is farther Mitierninelk the H.q. or the Se,sion, when Lord no-sirs rite ithilli Goose's aril was to he oioroJ tor, mokasermisi4l-01wwwww log into sate.. and the Cabinet, ghat Wk. tat i Mi . ll* arm site pike of P Altrt.4 ND. WS oftptalfolloollll4lloollll,l ctinditiiin of his remalobti iallireitOefikillit ll .l% ARM* decide° sou& tie proPnaWile 14;aildei 4;04- iii knits itsteentimeimppnioting the Martinis lillzsawitre its SOC. , mune t' lid ° the Duke lif Pon - rt..ot 6 bteti.t VC' .. . ... . I_—• a 1 . C . . 1 Nleilo Aikecilic and tositive pr eemog i bZ weihr t Clastaallikelmed that h sessalsiqusisamasi laddillittlefforlttatikom ortmattlte** Rh it: itstebi a :ilierlit i laeier,yve‘iisilaiqaMislk ilk 'Now amtereceetii italiniat 4•l4p (4 I i.e it: i.....4l,l*.emeisvoant I.46.l_.iiittAlNr ozvid at Ittlitinl4lvAltithltliOuttili Mid Ids ttiStitaVeV Under. Amok to 444 Allaearekskiiiittilhilj#l4l,o Bs hoc 4 4 .he lever hook , ' is.• 41.isal$11.tilarttari SM. dilative war tar nryikftryentriteirthetrawlyrof write ftwitiiii• Lord Evivrts icajii. ; *4O( isfollihr. trot. taail,4rd dargi.t,a L 4 ally ihmian.Aiipt is - prlionaLivoit i ohoe of the derision dor hit redo .novel from tact., was pvl . llllllo', though, la feet. virnmftf 6010,14743, Mission . , and iis iTiii sio - ti ardelniT7ii;in rotiiieus to conduct the cutire arrai.gente.t of the ea npAign, nitki to engage iii a new expediti,sa of the inol ester-ire, &Well), sated, awl i uenrtani nature, eider the tali parsitOsg -3 , 1101 . that Mr. t; t a ate farad m pelanted Aim its milks, nod Met; seised his his pocket a promise for Mir:qiiieitiabil,' hat that I really cujo%ed (i.s . durinit the peridd Ist,: in nitta•kri sheMil i t and daily concurrence, experieuccd) Mr..oa is ait asesUiarolpos tillers% and 6onifide ovens% lisat•.operating said norm*. i. 14 colleague.. Lt it farther . kn.'iorn. lii.il Mr. CEINIKO, haviu4 gnus in his pocket Lo ,- 11 C.'s damisal, and basin A► ran;e4 with the Dktke 6f Port 1 1..4 7rlt Mat it 0.).161 be ear ri.:4.l4sto,execa:ime at the tenninatimi of thc. expedition, ho did,, eat the 11l bepteinhee, the dsv that the account arrived Men I.3rd Cstit s ris set that he &sold rod proceed to Antwerp, write to the Duke of llokr t. tau, Aria 1./ ling the exeetstiau or shelinsrnive mad& too him. What were ill she deltic-obits whleti were stated fropn time in time :soled the insasedisd• . exttution or Oil premise, it would be extremely ditties It • to detail., but them cows( Isis a doubt but the questuts of the ' Wr:lersititi, whets it I/41x** nut-mewl to commect with this licatectieti, c,,ti,',.1 lizivc notlsiug to do with it i as Mr. CAN. . IlllCtrieter pot , •aded for ,Corti cavil-cis A Gli i l removal from the Onitroments:baolkam lie particulas odic. he held, • and into whaltite wieciiin l iigroduce Lord WELLIIIIItTs ft Oppelis that tbe 40.14 RP h i e. fii IA hiked. of the. write . led to the nasigastioaarf. listkielif. of Po011•AIDI Nil gab- . ikvittlqaor Ur . . 1; A ,11geNTIWI it WIWI% ..gspara, Not , al s4arikt the 4eitd4 ,„ i t AligvaneiN 011610541 'Was, at thirieborrivAi 464104 4tiseWl,CasridillhA4o l . he ha- 4 ord4petorvlitee ftioaledikotahmii lark. dia.nareekaila.-• I Oa 04 truth' or the. a6nre fsq6/10114it inky; Heft 11 . 8 1 i J. they via tas Wager be id olftses ?foil #1141111.1. 1 60. 1 14:4 qf thedeknand made by Lord Citishillisils. • 11 -•• ....6 "scut :•61' , 10 11 . *•;1 4 1 . 411J11 . 1i (X - 1. A riktrAl rifirtiv .1 ~ ..,, , .„„,: ...,_ j _ i .Ol. 4 '1 . ' . • The Right Tree. J. P. COMM* unvea is woo citer,elll,lo l 4M ''' ' • 4 '' I•• • - • . Lord Kti*itutT 11,01101. day at his bs* In Giosreilliloirs4Krtillik•Ce e t r Niere. oa Keno, I