The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-02 00:00:00

F 1.0.1•1••••.- - 21. yirs BOOM or rim STAITES JUN. g am ,. The suction given by the public voice to the 1411104111 and unfortunate contest which we ire madly irog iog with the Representative Government of Ame. r i e s, would be deserving all the mortifications and losses we have endured, and have yet to endure, were it not that from the contaminated slate of the public press the people of this country have been deluded, ar Ts of * was, which they would _-..' 1 s• • , t . ~ . 100 ft POD the delusion to , which tivoseA mischievous in the extreme. feelings to dangers, 'Rad even to disgrace; magnifies our victories; palliates defeats ; and leaches and en courages that vindictive sprlii which leads' to cool and deliberate contlagratitins of cities, towtills, and villages. It causei the unthinking to helieve • that the thirteen provi .. ' laii. iiiiminirl under an ironbondage, and ''_Upitlis • "'stait4tig- Tdr a SPINA A ra army to come to . tifik i dil ' . nett !.-, Thht eight l ittS/- 'k • " ltis- I '1 t • ' • 1 . :. • itV .l7 4 =pay.tatitt. — A n e t 1 ... ~ was re . 1 . b tight oGisl4l A " " , T 1 waited applause .', If kt‘ mit • 15m from the Franck, au which ' *se / 1 'an the Penis theatre it4444i . t Abo erinaaef France 4,lmP,OlitA r pearasce,at a merchant, wi th • . „wipe pi tha l *Jocose of Neeaer• Ph . he to ?•;440(61441, , •was • a 10i) ir keas..._, _ and brought to approvo_ . , s ..._ _ _.. i , utost vigoroesly have Oilibited, it both eider .0 th e , lions of people, vill ell • . itrii-Militest 1101101 e ~.. ; i sh e. to choose • i o „ , f oi , i ;,; 4 , ,: .; tent th • I ' et I --/ ' l l ' 1 1 tsAitre . 'llleittiAtn i r , . o c . P iterltilitt° 4 4 to 1 the name Jean de Parte, and. -Aar at question kid been fairly submitted to th . eit judgment. their """ 4I . W ..1 return to the allegiance flatly A Itiet !'wedie Alf - I*(kept,,lis ao Irishman, a far-fetili ' iriCk. A referee" t o the statements made '" a" tilP h" ' land—to be brake up itit Oh* L. ,_,„ .. . ~,, I ._ . 0 m RvvvYnru 1 7 i troths. I.4epzesTenz), where he , ad nisterial Prints, will prove that a gnrbled and.en. . foieign depoti4s '4o4"rd - .'i rirtil i ciNrins thrift ants , , and made ' the Princess fair representation of facts have too constantly been , cathi . rt 61 . 4 to re s 4t i ril i 'ti 4 . 4 l3l, si k viiiii ... - II _.,.. , 'aii the apertm made ; end whenever the Government of 413necica ' _._ iftrfseittiiiiiiiit s iG'itight arittldeleS - 4 ltY l "Yr l ' guest. She was apprized of his dicgoisi.,_• those-4'4 l th" ';therefore, the apsivoque lost' mach* of itif:efeebi4e odopted Any measure hostile to our interests tree .. A .,. e i.i c . an ; ,•pit o •o 4; 7 iri .1' 411 " ii i k Ti4 / 1 19'Al la "tit ! But the dialogue is sprightly; and the novelty _ venal part of the public Press al ways unanimously .. '" hriiiches iif L t lib t Tiiiieif Stets' 'i A pedriable* 44440 bO . ; idosi . , mitts: the excellence of Mr. Itizsterwer: a • * .4.lektiehehite erase Duo .... __ imputed it to the preponderating influence of hat stprotltioo,then that they are ilmericanCitiVens... l osso t r i t et, off with high seeemute,rAa a Brtacusl 'Alit ~biir. 31:-A-ArrIved of this port bit Majesty's BONAPARTE I - • •Th objets Of this leitir'lV -L ff Wviiiti4le,'ltt4titice . Mrs. Risible seemed to be as Aiiinla t ikceliegoile. ~ bpi; cgs • and.lphlgenia; with the Outwardpt.euod, Pre= We impressed American seamen in time of peace--_ , i k .Totix 11U GE ia s etiitf fele Arght c o l :" 4B il,_ . ,e't i llnger'- ./e,an de Paris. The.playikaa tier vapsiteligistlsclaansal Vtiftth,atid were jotoed by tbe'slilps frets benti;boond *or ships of war Insulted the t err itory a nd iuftingett 1 permit pollyalti l tWe iti"i•Har ivid, , iort. 3 or m l . nimetett of ac unde . elliwts in . striackvlflieb•Kii.E4 4 . 4., u.—A r riredseveralmerefirsatalea, illic. tram the i ts sov ereignty—exercising acts. of • arbitrary power s t 1 .l i s.c _ sl id i r , ifit i .- toty-y7-mmillivrhivlikincoon to .... n4oves az:a:page in male attire; ,botatrantsks;.. and. ti ' and othe r . ports to the eastward . ; srltich no C aptain of the nary durst have isstrined in ri, i wickotaffilli,,,co.es, irk' iiinolilti Aside coo- . 'lance by a number of figurante....The Msds... d i ti i , owics , a British port ; we blncbeded natitoie coasts, by pro fences. rim the itahreiolicitrins that' thh-leffer . 31 . — Arrived the Lark packet; with a Coleont•gardenv It he. bees' c9sreattrreM tted-4114111/ 'Agall ' Aons Cu ;Craven 1 Joh and Mary • trasri, wills troops elltreations, rata we sold to the . eneriry ircenctis, perk..,,should appear, as our recent dirsitees . in'-/Cnierica . theatrical world, stole a march oh th e.,Comesitttp!iti. t . - —''' a ' f urn • -1 , 44 "bo__, t he C o ro-" ! witting them to trade with the very ports whence lele..)brivr been greAt,—We must eiVeet • Ha' eFilltikriDrerplene, in bringing out tbesl-1. - MiDog .of /lbs. I I n " L'Ylmiag usl , 3 se 44 rai A IPS i. ui , WANI t o panegyri c hound to Li dew **Cfuded Amei ica 1 and, to crow all, by our Ordari,,tiiitiS of the triumphant 'Ames-feint' iiffrhe • testi: turrhy" when . it . was known a 'taawthstinti of the . i !'"egei some in ballast, otheris sill , occrui c Mont and the irs Council we actually attempted i to raise a revenue ; and -2 --litiert.. .' same piece seas. about to be brought..forwasd at the ; Two 5i11 " 414 willi The York — general,—to antritertitr wldflii Mir Wu foot American commeree, by forcing it into Our i press, that works ender Cnietribiati •ettiours; 1411 ' sister theatre. •: if this statement be 'corkct, the coin* . °lire. L A Y lack t from " id "' wil! ' it Ramat "IT" For Hall' peels to pay aliknstrdutT torthe liberty ot.deper- no" doubt inundate .Us W Mi. new pieors ! id - theiVicnent has been very happily rearmed, for the Pod tiliaacbur•—Five o'clock, 'P. 14..ltie..iiberles yeas* ,are tare !!! , • • •- i , • ' •.• universal sc.wo in . which the - leer perillee 'held ; Coyest-garden bills, for some time past, have an- . 114 w enter* the Harbour. •7 • " ~.. .. . We were itt'ital.fflite. A i l ate* of greet lied •he- Ind, purls/son its cliorta 'of Reis intifeeteltis to a D i orama a new entertainment, to be celled Joins 1 Himmel, Nov. I.—Pot beilislre Mimeo packet that salted ii oois t. vi osisAsiassegil 1 Ilie fousilatiotia of our power i more ri!voraas lir;!teertiloril pre fa* short serial t q f -emir, doubtless the same story as "this Jean yesterday, With a Mail for Gottlieb** . . we re shakes—and under the guidance of such puerile ' of - SOCe;xl ; Hig Lottera; I' . tend geltie intek 1 4* ' 'de Paris. It received throegheut unbounded up- t DEAL, 09 , .3.. —Come dowefrirodiblivlr the gambler. a • . •-• _. . • • - pi aleiltletl # the late Mr. PV.SCEVAL,, OSMIUM!, onell various groarios eg contention, w hich may lbw! please, and was given out. again with repeated i Godfrey, for Libboo. e 9. the *mere ghlte Menai a ileilotis Coital , ' 4111 i foUlia 'brill! 'amusing dna' Instroctivi; litty . 1111 1 4J1 bleats of *approbation. .. . V PORTSMOUTH, OCT. S.—Arrived his Plajestysii...sw pi Ile. of sheets end seaken mini lion enabling me to' blitein •in , ace.ard• koc"F' 1 ' WOTENT-GARDEN.—The Play of the Wheel of • satin, c ordelia, Arezis, and Pickle, from ' the Diavats.4llta ,_, • I .• • • , • The.. PO W " of oar . 4 MI asia . subtle fees no less ,ledge - of' natty im p orta n t feels on • which the , p or t i are was performed last .night at this Theatre, rthile , iy ., ship sw i m, with Ge , rak i sham mad bis sla g , will ~ ibmn the imbed ility and Nov of ourhelmsmen I offor.. / *sidle mind Is ' 1e , ' .---. • it s t, as there was no immediate novelty introduced , sail from hence, for America, -to-marrow. Ad a favourable moment for America to attempt by I 'field Thiscaitetrpficnbal'' little - enlightened.---;Fa o''iiiittr , ibiti . IMPule s titl s ' Ll' i killiesball pass, it over with observing, that the house a rms to relieve themselves from oppr essions they lad i being an advocate for degrading igelittlogens 1 rerit'S' f wasetowildahe often seen end still.attractive after . tor years successively soug h t in vain toremoveby ne - 1 that I would not recotnewild the oinices‘ilint'ef' en pipaa ontarissa followed, in which Miss SrEresms ro • e OOP. Was there no political wisdom in t h is 1 i iota of our right of search,' -of fair and legal htlite ht sestalised the part of the heroine of the piece, an d ...._ _ . Id - _. . -- - land of war. • *• ' ' otldbck• if ible,* to .her , already well-established , . • ' ~~~ '.~i •~r THARATE NED WPM! AM' or PiCli AdiNifF.AWS . , _ „..., ~,, ~_ i Did jone mad, 'eyed roatierteit to „be stupit fi d es or of c . onttiL eressigh.fti 'wait till we hatth.' weathered. the storm in IL:mpstratie d e s: el; t st* ! 1 •••• ~ ~ seseraN. .„ . pose ~-, •-. .._. fame. lii addition to the usoal! air, she introduced I • "The 4 folltivrltte' iliteresting letter, which appeared • Emespe, that ers might poor our whole force upon . ~, song of Sweet Bird and sang it most sweetly... I illre Miliebester Paper; Gentling ' itiformation the s i ' i :' ; • • ' the ' America.? ;tv adoPting a: dlffereat pane", America ' • i . , . — DASHING SWIIVDI,IB. . l .i t' "; • The great excellence of ' -Miss *reroute leeme to be • Mier litiptfriaAt.•* - . simply followed the beaten tract * that has beet% trodden. • • • • . • ... •• . by eteldrei,' kingdoms, end republics , from the . -osemeas-- •.ia' i , this-thetsshe never, even in' her highest notes, ap..l ''' • ' " Resins. La garde Royale, Om. 9. earliest periods of Itistory. She sass guilty 'ef no Last week, t Lady,' wkh the eat;ejoesef-a• mopes ' Petro res iabour,-throughout the whole extent .of ~ -11 INfil"togta F9ISISts,--vi hare.a.iittle news to tell perfidy towards UN for she' wee ell0e1" no engage.: of fashion and fortune,. drove su p web...dope of nn her.very extensive and flexible voice there is Gee lIIT yPtcxet very Pleassat 141 . a man who loves his coun. broken chain of melody, end you tremble no more fog: Sti'..' "N° ll man d Y - ii ;es!de", tiv waking V. le"'at . tarot; she violated no treetry, for none l aiste4l.. r a r. eftsinent haberdasher ' s, in the viristity 4;fielists in a her when singing to D or E, in alt, than when she con. ' air aid s h e s t an d hi e in em * with erassat,e-tfer at 'splendid carriage, with fossemee in rich liveriev: On ailvatteess towards • 'outviewing • whatever go luivo. the mentent that she drew the sword tegistitto Great aliehtingand euteringahe'sshop,- some o f.the young times benteif between the lines. .of. Miss MAI-mews le.leeedshire, , pacticulaily et.aneen. Nos balf,io . BrUsiu, ft Is 'on redord. site Would hive declared men attended to 'receive her commands, hut she called "much mi4l%i be said Is% cote ndateen, had s i t e i i ,it,'es boor since I have seen in a part of Mr.,M.",:fisetory . aa?,_ .ilosal Imile yarn'as oan'be made; alley .spin , from '•‘ war against Fraser', if Franco .had net formally .re. for the master, said sha..oanted.a variety otthinote; it should seem , a sloCholLar doss which pervades' erected the offensive pretensions she had audacioesly, and would not communicate. with .any one else.- the whole of her histrionic a vectit.edrOets-,--twere .11niatit.Jettore end from all L ,man Were, sell it to„, she net really valuable we *cold not seek to fees •taeorarbrfOo rtir or i • manufacturer'. et . kale More adranCed. -. . , wh a t was t h ere i n thi s prnse eding,thea, m e r its dip of affrontinga•cerdamernt her rank and elistinctiOn. claim her; hut she has yet teivire Oat F t irate tharewleeeeldeld. They can "MOM it at cOnaideralsly. fool abuse poured forth by the venal pressed Oveas. although not itassila habit of attendeurg customers; • opinion o f her powers of pleisitig willtte' a l i,, r „ - lere,•asfellieeohnt of the wages being so fetich luomr Britain ? Where are the proofs be be found of Mr., came from his perltiur to sleeve her• iheimmediotelyl deltiviy infix them ed the bre:esti of theeddietter ;lead thin' 'lrith' otaraPl4bS -only about Ws. or 10s. dd. AlAotsozchaving acted as a puppet moved by t e se:. proceeded to' look "Mgt . a Variety of 11101.adsc.ftwetitte• . (bit Mies ATEPIrtI44 piett . Seft 11111189 t 91,e. eillel9:lViier s otekt•roltwotthat in Manchesterauest have 255. or PAItTE? lie has fallen, -the Bovasows sit 'pop his Orly lade, of which she purchased to • the ernoeut ef • Oldieiet aldeunebtrusive deportment t eg,..iiithe ain.'• 2da. Thiten Engtand must mote assurely be looked throne, and it •Is certain that no kiod of 'alliance Wait about 5001. The articles being packed ep„ . Ale 11 )1 111 .‘ 4 swrouscs s of her voice . Th 4 oftrdooPhY tll'l ' 01' Wtta ""`lGenc"' even* befor e you ". " re In agitation, nor any secret treaty was in existence. desired one of her footmen to bring her banked% 1 it the nikkf 'was Kr. DuitessT, ssi4biailati.,stile; Old; vtiN•ieettlitily be seriously felt. If orsavisioes -Not a ship •of war did Naeotiott send e n book from the pocket of the carriage. The lama earn*, eittlewes deservedly so, , a favestrile . Fish 1414§ nffordlid.so as .to etiablel he mechanic or la s America ; nor did 'America send her seamen to man man returned, and said he could not fi nd it, On public,;:bii vitiiie Is got ye ( ter)! ezfetisive; bat there is : iolPt ti tle ; work at less, folorinandy will-eery shortly the fleets of Prance, as grasltterete.with every State which she expreased . c onsiderabie •. sur p r ise . f u el ..• vein of pathos about him, which ieetnifeesnahne llepplY thine markets we had used to furnish. , Shoul4 in alliance with her.. . ...., --..-* • disappointment, being certain that she had pet ._ warm Tiara - Mi . heart, - wilt- vlsvayr Itedltar Way • thefeeirtuerotkal fill (itui Corn Bin este place in . As the AineriCan Eted•tivi (Internment is coos. iit there on leaving home. Turning to the fibber . ..10jarnaly to it, Ind 'he. promises to' eltrati ti. pee" Welled (which may Providence foetid) J should, so. 1 . , pictets edlegticei and depends euterety On the public !dasher, she then said he most send one of his yowl& ,e i P a ! • • end of musie-that ,of ititettestingt 's hear- •-froosly,dread the consequence--stheee are at least io rupport for its existence, bow is it possible such a! men with her for the money, but he declined the ol:!Gotteit irdortie "Man teeny Of , itli.deerf etriking thislew•n.llo,ooo person* employed in the cotton trade a Governmiest could act es our hireling writers say ? proposition and went himself, conceiving it the safer and- turilliant compeers. 'petite' jiii tt ezt fide b efit and btr.....--e , e, tells me, in Normaody el rogettser The thing is impossible;-and they who invent these course. After a drive to a remote part •of the towtil/2 !nether novelty, had lectarso • n "sang andel, let , 40000.. You may therefere judge for a onrsdifeee - Takehoods laugh at and deride those who believe ' the carriage stole at a very large . end bamboo's I "' tha t . . w " . no t the ease,'!' tkelflteit . tiroll'• &Iris- ° 1 hope sitneetely Gevernment will tak e ', a of that them. Out the mischief is effected, and Joule Beet, house, the door was opened, and they went in.-- marks, by ebserving, 64 commas), fame , report, Seduedretot Elbavfor , Renee is certainly as ripoaa versioded that Areerica had acted in the most base 1 The haberdasher was shown into the perlour, while abroad. the fostering care of the Stegepanager, •Mr • serond hirviees. as' evei. 'l. could fill sheet, end and treacherous manner, and t!:at to ravage her the lady ran up stairs to her dresseue-room for the • FAWcetT, iii plltilegtsoo4l4 piong DittUsE; it is shsets of ploofs of itliset,"l,lthee not at pro:ptis,ltb.r coasts, buns her cities, and reduce the whole pope- money. * There *ere two person- seated in the par. at once a proof of his discernment an d his kindness, time or room In my popere-'l'hey live admirably lateen once more to hit command. ill both his interest lour when the haberdasher entered - one o f them a and he will reap the best reward for it in the a p pro. here, -wine and fruit at a mere bogolells, grape* . two- sod his duty ; and thus from vindve feelings, ex- youth, the Other a grave-looking middle-aged gen. nat i on of his own heart. . pence *read, oysters a penny, half-petiny and two sited by vile and artful mislepresentations, the °email.' The lady not returning with the money, he . 1 •pentetdeeen, excellent coffee, and everyardcle of. people of Great Britain hate been brought to expressed some surprise, - of which the strangers. for To Tam EDIIVB' or riiE STATESMAN. tastasaassiwabout the same proportiou. sanction a sl stein of warfare at which Europe some time took no notice ; but on his becoming • • .. • -ewase- " Ever yours, • ' •• - • ' . "TB. S" stands a ',palled, and indignantly condemns, impatient, in consequence : •of : Suspecting a freed, 'Siii.-As nO doebt•cialte ebtellained of its bei , ng • • It is.iaid that Austria claims the to • ' man tslands 3 as sod of hich the French Journals recently ob- they ►proceeded to use violence and force him into a „..theiotention of theCuatreetateat of the EICIINQIngt , . .. of V • part the Venetian states. , .. . „„Serted- 6 ‘ it she (Great Britain) imagines that such strait iicket• An explanation ensued , . which led tie' to mein bring foriverdot the ettraieg Session of Par. ~ ,' conduct will frieliten •her enemies, end conquer them a discovery that he was in a private mad-house ; that :Tamen', his Corn Bill, I, cenceive no time ought to ----Lo.'• •by terror, she deceives herself. lujestice and bar. the lady hod been there on the preceding day, and Ow. lost in taking measures to thwart his designs it . AGBIUULTUILE, .ife. Co mm revolt still more than they affright. They made every preparation for the reception of her has. I is, therefore, most earnestly recommended, that . ...„ 4 „....,:,. ~ ; , _ communicate to the Foot' an unknown energy-they band, who she described as a madman who founded . meetings of the inhabitants of all towns and cities of • , NOWT OLT Aillrolte ilibit !CVOS'S!. raise the spirit even o f the ft Wit . pacific. anti c ur that he was a haberdasher, 'an d had been robbed and the. United Kingdom of treat Britain (taking the The Wheats of 'ldst year's growth prove g em. duce bold and desperate determination', which secure -rulned by-thieves and swindlers ; that from the do- alarm at the prospect beer* them),.may be convened rally so lean and cold, as not to break without, the safety and i n depettelekie ef notions."-Suq'h consents and referencis which she had famished them f to prepare, agree. iipeo, 'it* • hien 'Petition, to both . large proportion of oer own old grain, cleft! ern'. s were the strictures exeised by this. ” besiliont ex- with,' they had no suspicion of a tviek ; and that elf F Houses of Parliamontv te. loa atte.rwartk ttioaetitted ' Ported from the Baltic ; but few. cargoes have lately ploit," in tile mom p o lished. nation in &trope:- delivering him re, theta she (Imre ihray4 but whither ito their Repreeentativee td Ye .arrived from the French coast, and much of those ep. Now, whilst the deateoction of splendid eschitns. • they knew ne t ,- she being a perfect stranger. It is business is agliatid, ami yillkjliaStroctiont 14lise It pear to have sufered by the same blight which proved . feral piles, of !whited arches's, and printieg.propaeg, auppesed that the lady, the coachman, and the two ,every possible opposition, in eerier that the Minister, ,so injurious to the English crops. The wheat seed has been loudly execrated abroad, and deplored by footmen , are all ondlttiot oft' lers. ~ • .• e !at the very onset of it, may See the *modem:ma sense season has been remarkably ' fi ne, and the forward . the rational and hnmatstepsrt of Our own papilla. i.. ' I - ------- ;. - • Hof the People, and be foiled accordingly . ,_ ' , 'l* sown, from the fine 'moderate rains, have planted • .•• .- , , -ea .. A vetttaiND.. quick, and well. The Turnips and Cole-seed are much tioo, how comes it that cent • Ameritatt inernats • - . sOitritia' ialiE is L/GEATII. . not only attempt to just& th. att, bit erect to re. - . , • •• : • - 4 .. .. , . . , .--'4lll° •' • -,' , „ recovered from the effects of the long drought, but _ %, •, ,t • „ commend its reOitition ?- , -Ilow comes it that Amt. I '-..• r • . 4 ' $ • -f !'" - • • ' , .• • ; 1 . 1 4 . 't.e . pavilt on the 23dielf.,,stig.;httiickiitte Made `, th! Oretts, ip general, continue defectiee,' from the ?ion Jew - tilts *Ma effect it? p 'of , s republican pritt., NE . W itAItIEST. THtsca Acroor.W. ,It :to 0 --::- Itl-t * T* 7 't lee mipesirittmis in the fallibilvitb.ciiiingiall; upon -.., eitti_riAluFe . in plant. • Petite*, ,preee a fall are , • . . N.lMlllitt:, IA4. . .., ~/ . . -1. 1 , •••,,rt s term principle, laving no communfcatilbkoltly the %bp. The Clovers 'kept ., for ' seed ere likely ciples, lass no nppoitanity to degrade .repoblicen i''' MOlfOkir . . Oet.*3l. " , * ..„ . itistitotiong-to vilify the republican sokliers:•nd " %Kr. Watson. beat Lord F. Rentinek's Moakeatillt.""4"nat atmosphere , lie reamined slider inter As r to rtee Well. Hey, from the expeedit tire of the last_ tosly brand Nen al poeisrds, lied 'lditita . - • Oh. who: .T. ..c. two, ato 4on Paulin. .:ti , , fr ,first i j ime about 32 minhtelf. ,, Owlet tisk Immeeslign eievere. wioter, and • the ..shortitess of this yew's to eiderge on the irre•sesteble power, Velma, .toed L " dOweeestakes af 900eseeeb. Al). M. .. • .- i be sent op two swaps, thdentidti„fetequeneligntle to JiotlnCe, - finds a 0114 minket.. ; Bops have beets at eidom of on invading . foe, etarching Over the bodies :. zir.:4!)l4:rtdepi mt. babil . .• ~ lo isig 'sofa's )e. eat. b. ••• '..., l• ' hew that he wits. aafik, It a ppegrea, beware4,otilie a pp i tilal Crop, but the quality'is eenerally goed'; the . Pr their slain coutstrymen,..aed stub ruitii of atholetng , ' Jerseiseeimeeree. est. - - •s e! reaseendinfobfm he must are espertenead-othwidat, agree have had a goed . productc snit - OW lesethets . ,, . . towns upon the espies! of their country ? Gan they • -It to 8 ole Penske. stet !_et Ofra's Dyke- ..7 ISt # Mit As-. able uneastnees 3 el bis pe "4414 t(l4. 0440 sei `, of; those from grounds lately lotrodueed fell %eta be A merica tie *hada thoiw.thinge? - 11 . oer . press Ire;ro . 1,14.ue Gold t o ; out , 20;11b7catiLso,,eriptitie A f t ebteg t ' r eln a tososoPts• he remelt It ii4atttes ondle Atider,iterfsb ir !' h Y. a spirited planter, were at . Weyhitt, ie . free like that pf America, 'whal•weuld he &A light stP . supluS to the winner in tpecie), leo 5-t '''dale . dile • e ine traversed three.feogoblec The spertHietialrerafftle , high esionation. . The wool r e els sin aisle, such Editors, and Tail F ritts "They would be de- ' 'IL P- . • ___,.. ...,,,-, ~ • •F-,..1 Pont I t loyhl and the be44o 4. . 810 . 071., At . ilep.. at egarly the lest merttlfs.pricett, omithfield has ' *plod as towel*, suspected% SO traltits, and silenced L.als ( Lis 111 •.9* B 7 - e uritti fit, b- or s . Vitt:74/4 r P eed + ' • - .I' that he supeeteted -respiration-4; ilehilteesaw , beyn well supplied with 'prini 'Beef and Mutton' fr. • • . . , . • • by Public itellgnation ; who would not ' believe their tiggik:W&6nol3% Ve1181 1 ;-yri Oid, tfil. 11b. • • . • '. 3 al/ of disetigagles wools gas hick* aiyint b o k,,i , ,throggk, t : le. toenai l atri- op . lo ,, we:rtermg ; but Veal . _ . , , .--..k-.-- writers were in the* pay of the enemy, ano that the . • •j 1 Uil V 3 ;04 age Cat. 6to 4 apt Boorttalr. , --"."- ' -•_,_ _.‘ or y, - . 4•1 0 4) P 0 110f40 , 1 . ,, ~1, 1! )11 ati•i•ce, we're -dearer. Lean TUF.SDAY for 1. . h . i .„• - 1 j " ' ' . detlrles A 6wica's Timovr vottssaim Lira 1--ITlmalore , _ Stock; bate kte•eheep and cattle lies sold freely, at , PIMPS.. Stoke lio . gs,' from the akondanee articles they publishes! 'were written by ties eueusy, I „ fifty A it*, lbr 2.yr olds carry 14 a ft:miter. 3: • eitek'ret. tlbr although ivelordleary. Is liseraltr trees. a lie boy' theonesor . .„ 1 .,' .:,, a a" ' ' '••e • • • ' ' keit to be promelgated by Means of a stemmed press 2•4** l-- --- - yr ord Oa. 91b. - 6yr olds, at. - 91h. ti-yr oar, ibt. 71b. and' Mr. P, o'..Brbar. WO; -chandler; tit this city, ettseoeihe 'Age .:or.-rs , * - 7 , 7 - Such are the conclusions Ni should form, if a•neLl . let tab. Last:twee mike of E. C. ,, font years: AO* with women , the lowleuseola aged te iris t a .... 'of ‘he -lesteepelse ceops mititi nue dear.' Vriteght tt .3-yrsold ~ ther'sbnsiear#, entangied bandit span . a iiook s .stbir/S , PSsed - ,11 sok -.ar r - Mit ago . . r and lighter Octet Of inferior • inertial. in the event of actual invasion dou, shores, t wo I.- ' Ditd2.lll;sana;sele're7e. I t i l ' ave of Inamomb, 4 . -yrs tad 1 $ 'llwa hit *Wove i lie remised in this state, susproded '• LI .; A *,:, • ,:;;;, - t•• 4 1 ! ".., . . 4, )•:, • had as the foe, and vilified their own country. I •/to t ea Traitor : ' for sl ew twedors, when extritiMed from it by its parrot. -eatemernerr „ pope . e . saleame oil any terms. ' The air whit* limbed , front 11. e l irm ita i r e ttwed into the Rptttgrel .'4 ...• ' .', -.---- •"••••-""'".. . men, as the American Joel:mils, that ere so frequentlyi -, .; , . Sweepstakes ef 1. Ogs Via. T. Y. V. .. i tvult.t. -- r. - .4..• • i:P ' 1 made by the instrument, sad tee entire of his frame .Op tleat kelt died at Soleureeinr-Sambre the ' quoted by the Times and Coarite, have systematically Gen: 7irmibunglo; %Tuner ei o nea ., teyf u lst i tte . ., - , ~ -in which butebere .blow swat). particalady• . - • ~. __. - •• • ~ s 'Pa. is °inmate his features' altogether.' Sur. wi d o w N0.11#141141. who bet a farm at. that .ice a done. The Press of America beteg perfectly free and Mr . &A y es % s t e e l. tilt tow 7, ese!ad tilted - ip (bit state, fat i the s eeiry advanced age, of 104. This woman, trot &all ungbitclileil, it is very . prebaxgrahut means have been Sol aim str.ZAL•ipumes hea tOedlej igiet ‘, 4 1 . 1 ;he slind.pipe, • • found to command - those vebities. Those vrite.hava ~,.. ••d I. v. i ft r l' i s ; •,1. I*. sal • a i m ir e t he .. ti „, r _ within- * few days of hen death , ' continued actively expedient eons- employed in.her.occupations, flea walked every !kiln. recently returned in cartels from-Anierics, say that ~.,...3 . ... - . , =E1"...."-!---• -- those effusiolis which our Prints quote so often, . • A foreigner jeetipegfred _ was lately enquiring h the apertur .., . shortly te e ab to usy to her parish.churcie a distance of nearly two are treated with disdain by the Executive, and . anxiously, in the iii_eurhood of fit. Paul's, body and ad i MUSS. Besides - , these, she . had. recently suffered an : . • - N--A because one .of her - produce 110 11111101101' of effect on the public mind in friend who, ho-seidw Old .todetto !rat door to e air to obtain insprosoneee4v.,,etea years, obscr .. America. It may be so ; but here in Great Britain,. BO*, voice :—,it . 11 . 24 1.,..,iis tbat, °1...."1.. Nounger sesssisstl been refractory with respect to the there the bidden source is less generally sustiected, meant mater deg! to the conscriptiesq . • - )11 1%, PP' Mr. oh aot. etj rteti y on Xll t 1 rPfs , trim g ..• • w 10 Pin . rise luns the public I - LISMAN . give ,is . • iiff: 1 :7 . t ... • • -.-- , _ . 4 i, If (NOW toostaiooer, in wince Downers mom •••..,. biii41*..12.1 beat..so its to °Obviate his femme.. *hog Wilatosob Swing `called on. foood Ism ip t : . %li arseman4:ake a free opesing through ;hi ; .to wee to iv of resp,tratioa. He 'perforabeti dinar, 4arat ... oath his Nasal sweets—the ex' rin g "r 7 itlirrillijirri lialtipii.. Me lt e , of iwealail4 its parents, was waist 1911.. fer • swalligisome d ilk, tametactitto of the bo or t . stair din reltesethy adklog .psoeteres Ur the 1 A 4, gees, sod a radelo.lllll:=Aaw say from oi 1 lir ,astodek.4l . rnesd pat* a mover, bay ; - ' ~iettsiate—ildiSsitek IL Perh) ' ."4 • - .: • ' .• ,/- :;*•%, ~"- i L.t . ,....4- . ..vvvigievr, -77 E ;"'• •'••;ce - ?' F. 7"74.',17.. •,, - . 7.''-'7 . '''' - ' -* . r." ' "v , -'. •• ~..r i a,;'' '' .'... • • . . ." ~ • • t.. ''"j • • ' . . ' ' 4 .t . A 1 I.°l ''' " 1 : - ..WV . P s* •••••••• . . bRa . 1 ' 11W . gielfP41 0 1 11 4 1111111 .4t hill. P . 01 6r l l i g alig A , 4 11 /0 0 0 1111 .i._ _ . : Pa 1 01 , ~ • ae . .. OewAllookliaitssii alw; agrees paehart with a 1 a i illoiltfroWlatiaany‘ii 9641/14 Sake Of Iliac partua, from , 2 be Pim% ' ~ rAtitt ism; it It daYte &Mill eattLehip,. fecal the • NW, lerd:silise inikiii.*'.4l4llo.ll4ll4oellitiiet, with a roN., - le. thi wirailiiiiiiimadeAditthiltuildijritts4 with V . ~ Viler., & V I. Clet e ,. t -, •? " •:(, i . 1. , $., •414uut j •: . ,i; ok • • vi , 1 49 •iiegiatait i, il i fv,, •• ' lei' , Iliteiti,4llllf ,ii.:tim, ,I ,ina e hi s ship , .. .., '0(4.. itlf k i i;' . ' ' l W r i - k ::i. F iieot Stisoli±6: M. Majeay'e vhip . • 4.04,5 ' l l ~ k V 0 ". . ~,,,. t , ):17 ; .., • • Charism "" 4 SlintrftWeen4ll . ll nold,*lpc. for Spilt, &c. , • . Nrs.s.t , e • an AM ; . 1101safstslici sag la lisaffilisalni• afill ,:coat/ Y at his, Ma - * t ac o& ljesdfloahli, A w ara a the::••••Arrlee4l l ee s eai,sail fawn ,100,ies ; ty 4 thilital theia, the Minerva, a Swecte, with the towwt'ana j ap- .. , - 'r:. acting.; e ithrhas come into liatbour. t ,44. 4